4 day weather forecast for the Isle of Man
Issued on Friday, 23 January 2026 at 5:30am 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
9°C
5°C
Largely cloudy with occasional outbreaks of rain developing later in the afternoon.
Wind
E 25-30, increasing 30-35 gusting 40-45 overnight. Decreasing 25-30 again later.
Visibility
Good, falling moderate in rain later. Occasional hill fog.
Rainfall (mm)
1-3
Comments
Strong winds, risk of gales overnight. Risk of coastal overtopping around high tide.
Tomorrow
8°C
4°C
Largely cloudy with the risk of patchy rain at times.
Wind
E or SE 25-30, soon decreasing 20-25, backing S or SE later.
Visibility
Good, falling moderate in any rain. Occasional hill fog.
Rainfall (mm)
1-3
Comments
Strong winds. Risk of coastal overtopping around high tide.
Monday, 26 January
7°C
4°C
Largely dry through the morning with cloud increasing, then rain arriving later. Rain then clearing overnight.
Wind
S or SE 20-25, soon increasing 25-30, then 30-35 gusting 40-45 in the evening. Gradually decreasing 20-25 overnight.
Visibility
Good, falling moderate in rain. Isolated hill fog developing.
Rainfall (mm)
5-10, risk of 15 mainly overnight
Comments
Strong winds. Small risk that rain may turn wintry over higher ground.
Tuesday, 27 January
8°C
2°C
Cloudy with the risk of outbreaks of rain.
Wind
SE 20-25, soon decreasing E or SE 15-20, then E or NE 10-15, backing N or NW later.
Visibility
Good, falling moderate in rain. Hill fog.
Rainfall (mm)
Risk of 3-6
Comments
Strong winds at first. Uncertainty with the positioning of rain.
Forecast by
David Britton
