24 July 2026
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Manx Weather

Make The Most of it

My seasonal depression lifted in the past 24 hours, and it seems set to stay that way for at least another day.

After a chilly start, today will be another fine and dry with lengthy spells of sunshine.

Light to moderate southerly winds, best temperature of 9°C.

Starting to Change

Largely cloudy tomorrow with the risk of some light rain or drizzle developing later in the day.

Light to moderate south or southeast wind, with maximum temperature around 10°C.

The bad news really comes when looking at the weather forecast for next week.

Monday is forecast to be cloudy with some patchy rain and drizzle possible at first, but becoming dry with some brightness breaking through.

Tuesday will be mostly dry but cloudy, with outbreaks of rain developing later.

It’ll also be getting rather windy as the day goes on building from a S or SW 15-20, backing S 25-30, locally 30-35 gusts 40-50, decreasing 20-25 later.

Can spring hurry up and the bad weather disappear?

Mystic Moz

Mercury’s up to its old tricks again, yes, we’re sliding straight into Mercury retrograde mischief, so expect crossed wires, daft mix‑ups and the odd “did I really send that?” moment. Keep it light, keep it loose.

The Moon’s shrinking back, softening the week and nudging everyone to slow down. It’s tidy‑up‑your‑energy weather: finish things, don’t start them.

Mars throws a wee spark into the mix, so even with Mercury wobbling the signals, you might get a bold idea or a sudden urge to shake things up. Just double‑check the details before you leap.

The First Quarter Moon brings a gentle push forward, not a shove, just a cosmic “go on then” to get you moving again.

A playful, slightly chaotic week ahead: small magic, small muddles, and plenty of stories to tell after Mercury stops messing about.

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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