In true Manx style the first race of the Isle of Man TT Races for 2025 will be battling some rain, cloud and hopefully some sunshine.
A dull and cloudy start to the day today with the risk of drizzle at first as well as extensive hill fog and some coastal mist in places.
The cloud will gradually lift and break throughout the morning with some sunshine breaking through for a time before a spell of rain arrives from the west in the afternoon, clearing away early evening.
The moderate to fresh southwest wind will increase fresh to strong as that rain arrives, best temperature of 15°C.
Some Sun, Please?
Sunday is forecast to see sunny intervals and occasional showers accompanied by fresh to strong west or southwest winds.
Temperatures again around 15°C at best.
Looking into race week, it still is rather unsettled with showers, wind and hopefully a bit of sunshine.
Race Week
Monday (June 2) is forecast to be dry with sunny spells, then turning wet (5-15mm of rain) and windy overnight.
The wind will start a West 10-15, backing South during day and increasing 15-20 later, 20-25 in places, then increasing 20-25 overnight 25 gusts 35-40 in places.
Looking to Tuesday (June 3), there will be rain and strong winds at first, but clearing up as the day goes on with only isolated showers, then mainly dry overnight.
Wind will be a South 20-25 at first, 25 gusts 35-40 in places, but veering and decreasing West or SW 10-15 during day, 15-20 in places.
Moz isn’t feeling very Mystic Moz this week so all I have to add is – the mystic madness is as unpredictable as the Manx weather.
Charlie x
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