Who needs a COAT? Leeds revellers brave the wind and bitter cold as Storm Arwen sweeps the UK 

Burnley’s manager Sean Dyche has been spotted seemingly ignoring a blizzard to stroll onto the pitch wearing just a shirt as brazen women in Leeds were seen baring all for a bone-chilling night out. 

Mr Dyche was seen stepping onto Turf Moor in Burnley before his team’s match against Tottenham Hotspur was postponed due to snow.  

The manager could be seen casually walking on to the pitch while flurries of snowflakes bluster through the sky. 

Other workers around him were seen wearing jackets and coats whereas the Burnley manager looked completely unaffected by the brutal temperatures, which plunged to -10C in some parts of the UK as Storm Arwen continues to batter the country.   

Revellers in Leeds took to the streets in all their finery, despite the treacherous weather across Yorkshire.

Many people in parts of Leeds, Halifax and Calder Valley were without power yesterday because of the storm. 

There had also been travel disruption and fallen trees because of strong winds and snow but that did not deter determined revellers from going out.

Mr Dyche was seen stepping onto Turf Moor in Burnley before his team’s match against Tottenham Hotspur was postponed due to snow

Leeds revellers braved the wind and bitter cold last night as Storm Arwen swept the UK. Pictured: One girl dons a pink skimpy dress and strappy heels with no coat while linking arms with a friend who has wrapped up warm

Some wrapped up in coats in an attempt to keep warm as temperatures dropped to just 30F (-1C) in Leeds last night.

But not everyone did, with some of the more foolhardy opting to not wear coats and smiling through gritted teeth.

One brave reveller wore a skimpy pink dress, bare legs and heels while she linked arms with her friend who had wrapped up in a jacket. 

Some wrapped up in coats in an attempt to keep warm as temperatures dropped to just 30F (-1C) in Leeds last night. Pictured: Girls opt for blazers to keep warm last night in Leeds, pairing them with strappy heels

Others opted to drape their jackets across their shoulders or wore blazers as they strolled around the city centre.  

As the wind whipped around them, a group of revellers in sailor hats clutched onto each other for dear life in their attire, complete with sailor skirts, socks and trainers.

But they did opt for coats unlike some others, while a man in a Hawaii-style shirt and sunglasses strolled behind them.  

One girl clutched her hands together as she walked through Leeds city centre in a short pink dress and strappy heels

As the wind whipped around them, a group of revellers in sailor hats clutched onto each for dear life in their attire, complete with sailor skirts, socks and trainers in Leeds last night 

The weather did not deter people from donning fancy dress either, as some wore tutus and striped socks with vest tops while temperatures plunged around them

The weather did not deter people from donning fancy dress either, as some wore tutus and striped socks with vest tops while temperatures plunged around them.

Partying and chatting, those in Leeds still managed to have fun and gathered to talk in the sub-zero conditions.

Two clubbers spoke to police amid the festivities last night, one donned a skimpy green dress.

Two clubbers spoke to police amid the festivities in Leeds last night, one donned a skimpy green dress as she braved the cold conditions

Queues for nightclubs were as long as any Saturday night with no sign of any partygoers concerned about the new coronavirus variant Omicron.

People laughed as they waited in their finery, giggling with their friends and talking to each other. 

There seemed to be no concerns about social distancing as queues snaked round venues as normal.  

Queues for nightclubs were as long as any Saturday night with no sign of any partygoers concerned about the new coronavirus variant Omicron