Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the Morning Times weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
The Met Office Northern Ireland (Met Office NI) is the official source for all weather forecasts, warnings and climate data in the region. Today, a weak Atlantic front brings cloud and patchy rain across counties Antrim and Down, with brighter spells developing by mid-afternoon. Temperatures will reach 12-14°C in most areas, but coastal winds remain moderate.
What’s the Met Office NI forecast for the next few days?
Wednesday starts cloudy with light rain in the west, clearing to sunny intervals by evening. Thursday brings a calmer day, though a band of showery rain arrives from the south-west later. For those wanting a met office belfast 14 day forecast, the outlook suggests cooler, showery conditions settling in from next Monday, with overnight lows near 4°C. Farmers should check the 7 day farming weather northern ireland met office for precise soil temperature and wind-speed data.
Are there any Met Office NI weather warnings?
No snow warnings are active today. However, the Met Office may issue a northern ireland met office snow warning tomorrow if cold air from the north-west collides with moisture over the Irish Sea. Always monitor the Met Office NI warnings page for the latest updates, particularly if you travel across the Glens of Antrim or higher routes.
How accurate is the Met Office NI 7-day farming weather?
The Met Office NI farming forecast uses high-resolution models tailored to agricultural needs. For Northern Ireland, 7-day outlooks have roughly 80% accuracy for general conditions, but rainfall intensity and timing can shift within 48 hours.
Where can I see the weather in Northern Ireland 10 days met office?
Visit the Met Office website and select Northern Ireland from the regional map. The 10-day forecast updates twice daily and includes hourly breakdowns for key towns such as Belfast, Armagh and Coleraine.
Does the Met Office issue snow warnings separately for NI?
Yes, snow warnings for Northern Ireland are issued by the Met Office in conjunction with the Department for Infrastructure. They use amber and yellow alerts to indicate potential disruption, particularly on routes like the M1 and A1.
Sources
For more detailed regional forecasts, check the UK weather hub or the 10 Day Weather Forecast UK page.