WEATHER FORECAST FOR THE ISLE OF MAN
Issued by Ronaldsway Met. Office
at 7.40 am on Saturday, 19 July 2008
A few scattered showers passing
over at times, but these clearing by late morning, leaving sunny intervals for
the rest of the day. However, it will become windy with a strong, blustery and cool
northwesterly developing. Top temperatures 16 or 17 Celsius /
around 62F.
Later this evening and tonight winds will ease a little, then tomorrow will be mostly bright with a mainly fresh northwest
wind moderating later in the day.
THE SHIPPING FORECAST
FOR THE
FOR THE NEXT TWENTY
FOUR HOURS.
Warnings: There is a Gale Warning in operation.
General Situation: A deep low will track slowly eastwards across the
North Sea, the centre expected near to southern
Wind: West or west-northwest 5 or 6, veering northwesterly and
increasing 6 or 7 around late morning, possibly touching gale 8 in a few places
through to mid afternoon, then gradually easing this evening to 5 or 6 locally
7.
Weather: Scattered showers dying out.
Visibility: Good, possibly moderate at times in showers.
State of
Approximate times of tides around the
High tide 1-10
pm
Low tide 7-20 pm
High tide 1-10am
tomorrow.
Sunset: 9-37 pm.
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