25 July 2026
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Manx Weather

A Windy Weekend

Not quite all four seasons in two days, but it’s trying. Expect dry and windy conditions today, followed by wet and windy weather tomorrow.

Some brightness may break through this morning, but otherwise it will be another mostly cloudy day, and still breezy with a strong east or southeast wind.

Outbreaks of rain may develop during the afternoon, with a persistent spell then arriving overnight, along with a strengthening wind, increasing strong to gale force for a time.

Wet & Windy

Another cloudy day on Sunday, with the risk of patchy rain at times.

Wind will be a E or SE 25-30, soon decreasing 20-25, backing S or SE later.

There is also a risk of coastal overtopping around high tide.

Outlook

Monday is forecast to be a largely dry through the morning with cloud increasing, then rain arriving later. Rain then clearing overnight.

Wind forecast to be a S or SE 20-25, soon increasing 25-30, then 30-35 gusting 40-45 in the evening. Gradually decreasing 20-25 overnight.

There is a small risk that rain may turn wintry over higher ground.

Tuesday is looking to be cloudy with the risk of outbreaks of rain.

Currently, the Met Office is uncertain with the positioning of rain.

Mystic Moz

Nothing too much to report on the Mystic Moz front. Not got a full moon until February 1, and we haven’t got a Mercury Retrograde until February 26.

We are now in Aquarius season which will last until February 18.

Enjoy your weekend and try not to get blown away.

Charlie x

Charlie Morrey is a Broadcast & Multi Media Journalist for Manx.News and also is a Presenter on Energy FM. Charlie has previously written for Isle of Man Newspapers, magazines and also started her broadcasting career with Manx Radio.

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