5 day weather forecast for the Isle of Man
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
Chilly start but bright or sunny spells and patchy cloud through the morning. Rain then arriving in the evening and overnight into tomorrow.
Light and variable, quickly becoming S, increasing 15-20 in the afternoon, increasing 25-35 with gusts 35-45 in the evening, veering SW 20-25 overnight.
Good, falling moderate in rain. Hill fog increasing later.
Patchy ground frost to start. Strong winds later. Risk of coastal overtopping overnight.
Tomorrow
Cloudy start with a few outbreaks of rain, this then clearing to sunny intervals but a risk of showers. Showers becoming isolated later.
SW 20-25, quickly veering W or SW 15-20, backing SW 10-15 overnight into Saturday.
Good, falling moderate in rain or showers. Hill fog becoming isolated.
Strong winds to start. Patchy frost later.
Saturday, 4 April
Cloudy start with rain then arriving through the morning, clearing for a time before further rain later in the day. Becoming dry with clear intervals later.
SW 10-15, quickly backing S or SE 20-25, veering S-SW 35-45 with gusts 50-55 in the afternoon/evening, veering W 20-25 later in the evening, backing W or SW 15-20 later.
Good, falling moderate in rain. Hill fog at times.
Strong to gale force winds developing. Risk of travel disruption. Coastal overtopping around time of high tide (~1:30pm).
Sunday, 5 April
Risk of a few showers to start, otherwise becoming dry with sunny intervals.
W or SW 15-20, quickly increasing 20-25, backing S or SW 5-15 in the evening, backing S or SE 15-20 overnight into Monday.
Good, falling moderate in showers.
Strong winds for a time.
Monday, 6 April
Dry with bright or sunny spells for much of the day. Patchy rain overnight into Tuesday.
S or SE 15-20, soon backing SE 20-25.
Good, falling moderate in rain. Hill fog increasing later.
Strong winds developing.



