Our Island Plan

5 day weather forecast for the Isle of Man

Issued on Thursday, 28 August 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
13°C
20

Rather cloudy with scattered showers, possibly heavy and prolonged, the showers then becoming isolated overnight.

Wind

South or SW 15-20, increasing occasionally 20-25 in places during day, then veering West or SW 10-15 overnight, 15-20 in places.

Visibility

Good, possibly moderate in showers. Patchy hill fog.

Rainfall (mm)
1-5
Comments

Strong winds in places for a time.

Tomorrow

ScatteredShowers
18°C
13°C
15

Sunny intervals and scattered showers, then dry overnight.

Wind

West or SW 10-15, 15-20 in places, decreasing West 10-15 later in the day, then backing South overnight.

Visibility

Good, possibly moderate in showers.

Rainfall (mm)
0-3
Comments

Nil.

Saturday, 30 August

HeavyRain
17°C
12°C
25

Dry start, but rain quickly arriving, this turning persistent and quite heavy and becoming quite windy too. Rain clearing later in day or at first overnight,

Wind

South 10-15, increasing SE 20-25 during day, 25-30 gusts 40 in places, veering SW 20-25 overnight, still 25-30 gusts 40 in places.

Visibility

Good, becoming moderate in rain. Extensive hill fog for a time.

Rainfall (mm)
7-20
Comments

Strong winds developing. Heavy rain.

Sunday, 31 August

ScatteredShowers
18°C
13°C
20

Sunny/ clear intervals and scattered showers. Quite windy at first.

Wind

SW 20-25, 25-30 gusts 40 in places, decreasing 10-15 later, 15-20 in places.

Visibility

Good, possibly moderate in showers.

Rainfall (mm)
0-3
Comments

Strong winds at first.

Monday, 1 September

ScatteredShowers
18°C
12°C
15

Sunny/ clear intervals and scattered showers, some heavy.

Wind

SW veering West 10-15, 15-20 in places.

Visibility

Good, possibly moderate in showers.

Rainfall (mm)
0-5
Comments

Nil.

Forecast by

Colin Gartshore
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