Our Island Plan

5 day weather forecast for the Isle of Man

Issued on Tuesday, 15 July 2025 at 6:00am by Ronaldsway Met Office

Forecast periods cover 24 hours from 6am each day to 6am on following day (min. temp. normally refers to start of period). Wind speeds are in mph. ‘Fog’ implies very poor visibility.

Today

ScatteredShowers
18°C
14°C
18

Outbreaks of rain during morning, heavy at times and quite windy, then clearing to sunny intervals and isolated sharp showers in afternoon as winds ease. Dry overnight.

Wind

South or SW 15-20, 25 gusts 35 in places, gradually veering and decreasing West or SW 10-15 during afternoon, 15-20 in places. Further veering West or NW during evening, 15-20, 20-25 in a few places, then gradually decreasing 10-15 overnight.

Visibility

Good, occasionally moderate in rain at first. Hill fog at first.

Rainfall (mm)
5-20
Comments

Strong winds in places at first. Heavy rain at first.

Tomorrow

SunnyIntervals
20°C
12°C
10

Dry with sunny spells, then patchy rain developing overnight.

Wind

West 10-15, becoming Variable 05-10, then South or SW 10-15 overnight.

Visibility

Good, possibly moderate in rain later. Hill fog later.

Rainfall (mm)
0.5-3
Comments

Nil.

Thursday, 17 July

ScatteredShowers
18°C
14°C
15

Cloudy with patchy rain/ drizzle. Mist and fog on hills, with risk of coastal mist.

Wind

South or SW 10-15, increasing 15-20 in places.

Visibility

Good, occasionally moderate or poor in rain/ drizzle/ mist. Hill fog.

Rainfall (mm)
1-5
Comments

Nil.

Friday, 18 July

ScatteredShowers
20°C
14°C
13

Patchy rain/ drizzle at first, then becoming dry and bright later in day. Dry overnight. Mist in places at first.

Wind

South or SW 10-15, veering West later.

Visibility

Good, occasionally moderate or poor in rain/ drizzle/ mist. Hill fog until later.

Rainfall (mm)
0-2
Comments

Nil.

Saturday, 19 July

ScatteredShowers
21°C
14°C
10

Sunny/ clear intervals, with scattered showers.

Wind

West 10-15, becoming Variable 05-10.

Visibility

Good, falling moderate in showers.

Rainfall (mm)
0-4
Comments

Nil.

Forecast by

Colin Gartshore
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