According to forecasters, parts of the region could see another flurry of snow later on this afternoon as another 27-hour snow warning is issued.
Precipitation maps by the Met Office show how much of the white stuff is predicted to fall, where and when. The Met Office has issued a yellow warning from 4pm on Wednesday, March 15, until 4am on Thursday, March 16. The snow warning covers the area between Hawes, Leyburn, Pateley Bridge and Settle.
On the precipitation map, the colour blue signifies rainfall, grey and white shows snow and red and orange stand for hail.
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Here is the Met Office weather forecast for Leeds and the map (pictured) that shows when and where snow could hit today.
Leeds
Sunny skies from 7am until 8am. Then cloudy skies until 2pm. Followed by overcast skies until 5pm. Then heavy rain until 9pm, dissipating into a light rain by 10pm throughout the night. Temperatures will peak at 7C and dip to 4C.
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