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According to the BBC weather forecast, Leeds could face 20 hours of snowfall from Friday evening. BBC reports that from Friday, November 26, heavy snowfall may begin in Leeds. 19:00 Storm Arwen hits the UK. The Met Office issued a number of weather warnings for the UK as the storm began, including an extremely rare red alert for the northeast coast. READ MORE: Get the latest weather information here Yellow snow warnings are in effect in parts of North, South and West Yorkshire. The BBC says the snow will arrive in Leeds on Friday evening and continue until 2pm Sunday. The heaviest snowfall is expected from 5:00 to 7:00 on Saturday, November 27th. Stay tuned for Storm Arwen updates here. Temperatures are expected to drop to 1 degree overnight. The Met Office said: A rare red wind warning has been added to existing yellow and yellow wind warnings, with coastal areas on the east coast of Scotland and north east England expected to experience the greatest danger. damaging winds with gusts expected to exceed 80 mph. Met Office meteorologist Daniel Rudman said: Storm Arwen is associated with a deep pressure system that will affect the northeast the most from Friday, but will also have a wider impact on the UK with strong winds, rain and snow likely, especially at higher levels. . East. Along with strong winds, Storm Arwen brings with it rain, sleet and snow. The heaviest snow will be in the highlands in the north, but it is likely that in some southern areas the impact will be light. This is reflected in the yellow snow warnings we have issued. Get the weather forecast for your region. The RNLI also warns people to stay away from coastal areas. Ross McLeod, water safety manager, said: Coasts in the UK and Ireland will be treacherous and create very dangerous conditions at sea. Unfortunately, about 150 people die every year in accidents in UK and Irish waters, and more than half of them never intended to enter the water. Slips, trips and falls can be a major factor in such accidents. If you see someone else in the water in danger, call 999 and ask the Coast Guard. If you have something floating that they can grab hold of, throw it to them. Do not go into the water alone - too many people drown trying to save others. For the latest news, including Storm Arwen updates from Leeds Live, sign up for email updates here. After several warm sunny days, the weather in Leeds will change this week with heavy snow expected. Temperatures have risen to 18°C in Yorkshire, but forecasters are predicting snow in the coming days in several cities in the region, including Leeds. BBCIt could snow for 20 hours in Leeds from Friday night, according to the BBC weather forecast. The BBC says heavy snow could hit Leeds from 7pm Friday (November 26) as Storm Arwen hits the UK. The Met Office has issued a series of weather warnings for the UK as the storm approaches, including an extremely rare red alert for the northeast coast. READ MORE: Here you will find the latest weather information. A yellow snow warning is in effect in parts of North, South and West Yorkshire. The BBC says snow is expected to hit Leeds on Friday night and last until 2pm on Sunday. The heaviest snowfall is expected from 5 to 7 am on Saturday, November 27th. Stay tuned for updates from Storm Arwen here. Temperatures are expected to drop to -1°C overnight. The Met Office said: A rare red weather warning has been added to existing yellow and yellow wind warnings, with coastal areas of the east coast of Scotland and north east England expected to experience the strongest winds, with excess wind. at 80 mph, meteorologist Daniel Rudman said: Storm Arwen is associated with a deep low pressure system that will hit the northeast the most from Friday, but will also have a greater impact across the UK, with strong winds, rain and snow likely . especially at higher elevations. The main impact of Storm Arwen will be strong winds across much of the UK on Friday and Saturday, with possible gusts in excess of 80 mph over open coastal areas, especially in the north east with skies and snow. Snow is likely to be seen mainly in the highlands in the north, but there is a possibility of lower snow levels in some southern areas as reflected in our yellow snow warnings. Get the weather forecast for your area Ross McLeod, water safety manager, has warned people to stay away from coastal areas: This bad weather could make sailing our coasts in the UK and Ireland dangerous and lead to very dangerous sea conditions. Unfortunately, about 150 people accidentally enter the waters of Great Britain and Ireland every year, and more than half of them never intended to enter them. Slips, trips and falls can be major contributing factors in these types of accidents. Dont go into the water alone - too many people are drowning trying to save others. For the latest news, including Storm Arwen updates from Leeds Live, sign up for email updates here. On days with warm sunny periods, the weather in Leeds deteriorates. Heavy snow is expected this week. Temperatures have soared to 18°C in Yorkshire, but forecasters say several cities in the region, including Leeds, will see snow in the next few days.

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