After weeks of freezing and subzero temperatures, it is set to get warmer with temperatures reaching double digits in Leeds.
The Met Office has stated there will be highs of 14C in the city today with lows of 7C forecast.
It will start off as a cloudy but there are sunny intervals and light rain expected throughout the day.
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No weather warnings are in place after a cold week and in addition to this, the sun will rise at 8.21am and set at 3.46pm.
A spokesperson for the Met Office said: “Much milder than recent days. Staying wet and windy with further outbreaks of rain spreading northeast. Hill fog persisting across parts of the Pennines. Maximum temperature 13 °C.”
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