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5 day weather forecast for the Isle of Man

Issued on Thursday, 18 December 2025 at 10:15pm 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.

Tomorrow

IsolatedShowers
11°C
7°C
27

Sunny intervals and only isolated showers.

Wind

SW 30-35 gust 40-45 decreasing 20-25 in the afternoon, backing S or SE overnight.

Visibility

Mostly good.

Rainfall (mm)
0-2
Comments

Strong winds. Risk of slight coastal over-topping around the time of high tide, 11 am and 11:20 pm. This is mentioned because of the promenade parking in Douglas.

Saturday, 20 December

ScatteredShowers
10°C
6°C
20

Mostly dry, then rain arriving from the west later in the day/overnight.

Wind

S or SE 25-30, occasionally 35 through the morning, gradually decreasing 10-15, backing E or SE later.

Visibility

Good, falling moderate or poor in rain.

Rainfall (mm)
5-10
Comments

Strong winds until later. Strong winds. Risk of slight coastal over-topping around the time of high tide, 11:30 am. This is mentioned because of the promenade parking in Douglas.

Sunday, 21 December

LightRain
10°C
7°C
18

Cloudy with a few outbreaks of rain.

Wind

E or SE 15-20.

Visibility

Good, falling moderate in rain.

Rainfall (mm)
1-3
Comments

Strong winds developing.

Monday, 22 December

LightRain
9°C
6°C
20

Patchy rain at first, then mostly dry.

Wind

E or SE 20-25.

Visibility

Good, occasionally moderate in rain at first

Rainfall (mm)
0-3
Comments

Strong winds. Risk of slight coastal over-topping around the time of high tide, 12:30 pm. This is mentioned because of the promenade parking in Douglas.

Tuesday, 23 December

SunnyIntervals
8°C
5°C
22

Dry with sunny intervals

Wind

E 20-25

Visibility

Good

Rainfall (mm)
0
Comments

Strong winds. Risk of slight coastal over-topping around the time of high tide, 1:40 pm. This is mentioned because of the promenade parking in Douglas.

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