Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 20 June 2026 by the Southampton Wire weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
The Met Office forecast for Northern Ireland today shows a mostly cloudy day with patchy light rain moving east across counties Antrim and Down, with highs of 12–14°C and moderate south-westerly winds.
What is the Met Office forecast for Northern Ireland this week?
A slow-moving Atlantic front keeps conditions unsettled through midweek. Wednesday brings thicker cloud and occasional rain, heaviest over the Sperrins and north coast, before drier interludes develop late on Thursday. Friday trends brighter but cooler, with sunny spells and a brisk north-westerly breeze. The met office ni weather outlook for the weekend suggests a transient ridge building Saturday, then further rain likely Sunday from the west.
Are there any weather warnings active for Northern Ireland?
No northern ireland met office snow warning is currently in force. However, the Met Office is monitoring a low-pressure system for late Friday into Saturday that could bring a northern ireland met office snow warning tomorrow over higher ground in counties Tyrone and Derry, with sleet possible to 200 metres. Coastal areas will stay above freezing. For the latest northern ireland met office snow warning updates, check the warnings page.
Will the weather in Northern Ireland improve over the next 10 days?
The weather in northern ireland 10 days met office outlook shows a westerly pattern persisting into next week. Monday and Tuesday remain changeable with showers and brighter breaks. A deeper low midweek could bring stronger winds and longer spells of rain, especially to the north and west. Temperatures will hold near average for late March, around 11–13°C. The met office belfast 14 day forecast extends this theme, with no prolonged dry spell expected before early April.
Where can I find the 7 day farming weather for Northern Ireland?
The 7 day farming weather northern ireland met office page on the Met Office website offers detailed daily breakdowns of rainfall totals, soil temperatures, wind speeds and drying conditions tailored for agricultural planning across NI counties.
Does the Met Office issue specific warnings for snow in NI?
Yes. The northern ireland met office snow warning system uses yellow, amber and red levels. Warnings are issued when snow is likely to cause disruption, with updates on the Met Office website and the UK Government weather warnings page.
Find the full UK weather hub on Southampton Wire, including the Belfast Weather page and 10 Day Weather Forecast UK for long-range planning.