Our Island Plan

5 day weather forecast for the Isle of Man

Issued on Monday, 16 February 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

IsolatedShowers
8°C
0°C
25

Sunshine and blustery showers, these showers mainly late morning and early afternoon.

Wind

W 20-25, soon veering NW 25-35 with gusts 37-45, veering N or NW 20-25 overnight into Tuesday.

Visibility

Good, falling moderate in showers. Isolated hill fog in showers.

Rainfall (mm)
0-2
Comments

Strong winds. Risk that any showers in the evening and at first overnight may be wintry in nature. Risk of ice later and frost in sheltered areas.

Tomorrow

Sunny
6°C
0°C
17

Sunny spells.

Wind

N or NW 20-25, veering N or NE 10-15 through the morning, veering E or NE 15-20 in the evening, veering E or SE 20-25 overnight into Wednesday.

Visibility

Good.

Rainfall (mm)
0
Comments

Risk of frost/ice to start and again later in sheltered areas. Occasional strong winds.

Wednesday, 18 February

WhiteCloud
5°C
2°C
25

Largely cloudy and mainly dry.

Wind

E or SE 20-25, soon increasing 25-32, backing E or NE 15-20 later.

Visibility

Mostly good. Isolated hill fog.

Rainfall (mm)
0-2
Comments

Strong winds until later. Risk of coastal overtopping around high tide.

Thursday, 19 February

SunnyIntervals
7°C
2°C
13

Dry with bright or sunny intervals. Rain overnight into Friday.

Wind

E or NE 15-20, soon veering S or SE 5-15, veering S-SW 25-32 overnight into Friday.

Visibility

Good, falling moderate in rain. Occasional hill fog later.

Rainfall (mm)
1-3
Comments

Strong winds later. Risk that rain may fall as sleet or snow for high ground later. Risk of coastal overtopping around high tide later.

Friday, 20 February

LightRain
10°C
6°C
25

Outbreaks of rain clearing to sunshine and showers.

Wind

S-SW 25-32, veering W or SW 20-25 later.

Visibility

Good, falling moderate in rain or showers. Hill fog becoming less extensive.

Rainfall (mm)
5-10
Comments

Strong winds. Coastal overtopping around high tide.

Forecast by

Stuart Davison
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