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Shipping forecast for the North Irish Sea

Valid for 24 Hours
Issued on Wednesday, 10 June 2026 at 4:25pm by Ronaldsway Met Office
Warnings

Strong winds.

Synopsis

Low pressure to the south of Iceland driving a frontal zone across the British Isles tomorrow.

Wind

West or southwest 3 or 4, backing south or southwest 5 or 6 soon after dawn tomorrow morning in the east of the area, becoming 5 or 6 in all waters by mid-morning. Veering west or southwest by tomorrow afternoon.

State of sea

Slight, building mainly moderate tomorrow morning.

Weather

Occasional showers, largely in the west of the area, soon becoming isolated. Rain or drizzle approaching from the west around dawn tomorrow, becoming patchy in the afternoon.

Visibility

Mostly good, then becoming moderate or poor in rain or drizzle.

Outlook for the following 24 hours

Wind

West or southwest 5 or 6, becoming 4 or 5 Friday morning, occasionally 6 in places.

State of sea

Slight or moderate, becoming mainly slight Friday morning.

Weather

Patchy rain and drizzle at times.

Visibility

Good, falling moderate or poor in any rain and drizzle.

Approximate times of tides in Douglas

High water
(5.8m)
Low water
(1.6m)
High water
(5.8m)
Low water
(1.5m)
(heights in metres above Chart Datum)

Forecast by

Nathan Teece
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