Today, Tuesday, March 24, arrives with heavy rain sweeping through most areas. Showers will be persistent throughout the morning, and more intense bursts might appear in the afternoon. Expect gusty winds and temperatures near 10°C, dropping to about 5°C by night. Conditions remain unsettled, ensuring frequent drizzle across the region.

Tomorrow, Wednesday, looks wet once again, with moderate rain dominating the forecast. Early on, there’s a chance of sleet, especially around dawn. Temperatures hover near 6°C, and brisk winds maintain a chilly feel. Occasionally, lighter showers may break up heavier downpours, signalling a damp day for everyone, extending into evening.

Thursday brings patchy skies and a mix of cloud cover, offering brief bright spells between any drizzle. There’s some likelihood of showers, though they’re set to ease off slightly. Temperatures reach about 7°C, still kept in check by a steady breeze. Don’t be surprised by short-lived bursts of rain throughout.

Friday should remain breezy, with patchy rain nearby. Episodes of light drizzle are possible, and afternoon conditions may turn showery once again. Temperatures could push near 9°C, meaning it’ll feel a bit milder than recent days. In Douglas, localised clouds could produce brief showers, keep an eye on changing skies.

Saturday edges cooler, with temperatures hovering about 6°C. Light drizzle and occasional rain showers appear likely, but there may be periods of clearer skies. Winds could pick up by evening, hinting at a blustery spell. The rest of the week fluctuating weather with bursts of rain interspersed by calmer breaks.

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