Hi wakesk8.
It looks like your in around week 6 if flower? Leaves starting to yellow later in flower is normal. It's called senescence. But I don't think that's what's going on.
The leaves burning from the tip back toward the stem could be due to a few things. If you are providing way too much calcium, that could happen because it can block other nutes. If you're not providing enough potassium, it could cause it because potassium helps to regulate the plant's inner temperature. If you are over feeding it could cause nute burn. If you are over watering it could block nutes. If you aren't providing enough magnesium, other nutrients could be blocked; both N and P are synergistic with magnesium. The more N or P you provide, the more magnesium you need to also provide. Otherwise, it could also be caused by a pH imbalance which can also block other nutes and maybe cause a toxicity of one while also looking like a deficiency in another.
Can you elaborate on what you are giving, what quantities, and how often, as well as a description of your water; is it tap or RO or bottled, or...?