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5 day weather forecast for Isle of Man coastal waters

Issued on Friday, 26 July 2024 at 6:00am by Ronaldsway Met Office

Forecast periods cover 24 hours from 6am each day to 6am on following day. Wind speeds are on Beaufort Scale.

Yesterday

Warnings

Nil.

Wind

West 3 or 4, backing West or SW later in morning, then backing and increasing South or SW 4 occasionally 5 later in the afternoon. Decreasing South or SW 3 or 4 in evening, then SW 2 or 3 overnight.

StateOfSea

Slight, occasionally moderate in places later today, then falling smooth or slight overnight.

Weather

Mainly fair, only isolated showers.

Visibility

Mostly good, but possibly moderate in any showers.

Temperature
Min. air temperature 12°C and max. air temperature 17°C
Sea temperature
14°C

Today

Warnings

Nil.

Wind

Southwest 2 or 3, becoming Variable or West 2 or 3.

StateOfSea

Smooth or slight.

Weather

Mainly fair, only isolated showers at first.

Visibility

Good.

Temperature
Min. air temperature 12°C and max. air temperature 17°C
Sea temperature
14°C

Tomorrow

Warnings

Nil.

Wind

Variable or West 2 or 3, backing South 3 or 4 later.

StateOfSea

Smooth, becoming slight later.

Weather

Fair, but risk of mist/ fog patches developing.

Visibility

Good, falling poor/ very poor in any mist/ fog.

Temperature
Min. air temperature 14°C and max. air temperature 18°C
Sea temperature
14°C

Monday, 29 July 2024

Warnings

Nil.

Wind

South or SW 3 or 4, becoming Variable or South 2 or 3.

StateOfSea

Slight, becoming smooth.

Weather

Continuing risk of mist and fog patches.

Visibility

Good, falling poor/ very poor in any mist/ fog.

Temperature
Min. air temperature 14°C and max. air temperature 18°C
Sea temperature
14°C

Tuesday, 30 July 2024

Warnings

Nil.

Wind

Variable or South 2 or 3..

StateOfSea

Smooth.

Weather

Continuing risk of mist and fog patches.

Visibility

Good, falling poor/ very poor in any mist/ fog.

Temperature
Min. air temperature 14°C and max. air temperature 18°C
Sea temperature
14°C

Forecast by

Colin Gartshore
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