Our Island Plan

5 day weather forecast for the Isle of Man

Issued on Friday, 02 January 2026 at 5:00am 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

SunnyIntervals
6°C
0°C
26

Mainly dry with sunny spells. Risk of isolated wintry showers mainly affecting the south of the island.

Wind

N or NW 20-32.

Visibility

Good, falling moderate or poor in wintry showers. Isolated hill fog associated with any wintry showers.

Rainfall (mm)
0-2
Comments

Strong winds. Wintry showers. Icy patches, mainly upland roads and at night.

Tomorrow

SunnyIntervals
5°C
-1°C
23

Mainly dry with sunny spells with any wintry showers likely staying offshore to the west and south of the island.

Wind

N or NW 20-32, decreasing 15-20 later.

Visibility

Mostly good.

Rainfall (mm)
0-1
Comments

Strong winds until later. Risk of ice to start and again later.

Sunday, 4 January

LightSnowShowers
5°C
-1°C
20

Sunshine and occasional wintry showers, these most likely in the afternoon/evening.

Wind

N or NW 15-20, backing W or NW 20-25 for a time.

Visibility

Good, falling moderate or poor in wintry showers. Isolated hill fog associated with any wintry showers.

Rainfall (mm)
0-3
Comments

Strong winds for a time. Wintry showers. Risk of ice to start and again later and in association with wintry showers.

Monday, 5 January

SunnyIntervals
6°C
-1°C
20

Mainly dry with bright or sunny spells.

Wind

N or NW, soon backing W or NW, 15-20, backing SW 20-25 later.

Visibility

Mostly good.

Rainfall (mm)
0-1
Comments

Strong winds later. Small risk of wintry showers. Risk of ice to start and again later.

Tuesday, 6 January

IsolatedShowers
7°C
2°C
22

Largely cloudy with outbreaks of rain at times, clearing later.

Wind

SW, veering N or NW later, 20-25.

Visibility

Good, falling moderate in rain. Occasional hill fog.

Rainfall (mm)
1-5
Comments

Strong winds. Risk of icy patches.

Forecast by

Stuart Davison
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