Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the Evening Ledger weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
Check the Met Office’s Northern Ireland forecast this evening for any active warnings, as showery rain and gusty winds are expected to move in overnight, with a risk of localised flooding in low-lying areas.
What is the Met Office NI forecast for tonight and tomorrow?
Rain will spread across Northern Ireland this evening, turning heavy at times, with strong south-westerly winds gusting up to 45 mph along the coast. Tomorrow brings brighter spells but further scattered showers, some heavy, with highs of 9–11°C.
Will there be snow in Northern Ireland this week?
No snow is forecast for the next seven days. The Met Office NI snow warning risk remains low as mild Atlantic air keeps temperatures above freezing, even at night. For the latest updates on any northern ireland met office snow warning tomorrow, check our UK weather hub.
What is the 10-day outlook from the Met Office for Northern Ireland?
Unsettled weather is likely through the weekend and into next week, with bands of rain and brisk winds. The weather in northern ireland 10 days met office outlook shows a gradual trend toward drier, colder conditions by midweek.
Is there a Met Office NI weather warning in place now?
No warnings are currently active. However, a yellow rain warning could be issued for Friday evening, especially for counties Down and Antrim, due to heavy downpours and potential surface water flooding.
Where can I find the 7 day farming weather Northern Ireland Met Office report?
The Met Office provides a dedicated farming weather forecast on its website. For a quick overview, check our Belfast weather page for daily and weekly agricultural summaries.
What is the Met Office Belfast 14 day forecast?
The Met Office publishes a 14-day outlook for Belfast on its site. It shows a changeable pattern: rain and wind for the first week, then a trend toward drier, colder conditions with possible frost in the second week.