2 November 2026
Champion House, Tromdoe, Isle of Man IM4 4RL
Isle of Man News Manx Weather

A Warm Ole’ Weekend

We are in for a mostly warm, occasionally misty, and sometimes damp weekend.

That may sound a bit crappy, but lets just focus on the word, warm.

Areas of coastal mist and fog likely to affect southern and eastern parts this morning with the best of the sunshine in the north and west.

Sunny spells developing more widely as the day progresses but with the risk of the odd sharp shower later.

Freshening south-southwest wind and a top temperature of 21°C.

Showers, but Warm

Mainly dry to start tomorrow but then showers or longer spells of rain arriving late morning or early afternoon, with the risk of a few showers during the rest of the day.

Fresh locally strong southwest wind and cooler than of late with a highest temperature of 18°C.

Monday is forecast to be largely dry with bright sunny intervals at times, rain arriving from the west overnight.

The wind will ease from a W 20-25, soon decreasing 15-20, backing SW later.

Highs of 17C and lows of 11C – for those of you weirdos (Sam Turton) who have been complaining its too warm, your wish has been granted.

Looking Ahead

Tuesday is forecast to be cloudy with some light rain at first, then mainly dry with sunny intervals.

The wind will have backed down to a SW 15-20, soon decreasing 10-15.

Enough about the weather, this is your warning that we are less than a month away from the second mercury retrograde of the year.

From July 17 until August 11 mercury will be doing its whacky sh*t and it’ll occur entirely in Leo.

Coming from a Leo (shock if you hadn’t noticed), this retrograde will heighten confidence and self-expression, but also increase the potential for miscommunication.

Enjoy your weekend, don’t panic about mercury, and for those doing the Parish Walk, good luck!

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.

7 Comments

Leave a Reply