25 July 2026
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Easter Bunny Bring Some Sun

As much as I would like the Easter bunny to bring some chocolate, I’d rather he brought some sun.

My wish will be partially granted, but not for today….. but maybe for next week.

There will be further outbreaks of rain this morning, that will gradually peter out in the afternoon.

The strong easterly wind will ease as the last of the rain clears through, with a best temperature of 12°C.

Easter Weekend

Easter Sunday is when Mr Bunny is supposedly bringing the sunny goods.

It won’t be as glorious as it was a few weeks ago, but there will be less rain and less wind.

The forecast says it’ll be dry with bright and sunny intervals, with moderate to fresh southeast winds and a maximum temperature of 11°C.

Outlook

Easter Monday is forecast to be a bit gloomy with cloud and the risk of occasional rain or showers at times.

The wind will be a E or SE 15-20, decreasing 10-15 in the afternoon, becoming variable later.

Looking to Tuesday, it seems to be on the up with it being fairly cloudy with the risk of patchy light rain at first, then becoming mostly dry.

Mystic Moz

We’ve had a full moon and mercury retrograde in the last four weeks; thankfully less chaos is on the horizon.

Tomorrow (April 20) the Last Quarter Moon will be exact, when the Sun in Taurus forms a square with the Moon in Aquarius.

The Last Quarter Moon phase points to a crisis of consciousness.

After basking in the awareness symbolised by the full light of the Moon at the time of last week’s Full Moon, we disperse our knowledge and come to a point when we need to sort out what works for us–and what doesn’t–in preparation for next week’s New Moon, when something new is born once again.

Heads up guys, this is not the best time to start a major project, as the decreasing light of the Moon symbolises a descent into unconsciousness.

It’s time to begin finishing up the details of that which was conceived at the last New Moon.

With all that said, enjoy Easter weekend and try to have a lil chill time.

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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