Isle of Man Tourist Trophy Circuit weather

Headline:

Largely dry this evening, becoming wet and windy later tonight.

This Evening and Tonight:

A cloudy evening with some patchy rain at times throughout and into the night. A band of rain moves into northern parts through the early hours. Winds will strengthen through the night, becoming quite breezy. Minimum temperature 5 °C.

Monday:

A wet and windy day for most as a band of rain, heavy at times, moves across the region from the north. Becoming drier, with clearing skies, during the evening. Maximum temperature 10 °C.

Outlook for Tuesday to Thursday:

Fine and dry for Tuesday, with rain overnight. Rain early Wednesday, followed by heavy showers, these continuing into Thursday. Becoming cold, with overnight frosts, ice and a risk of snow.

Updated: 16:00 (UTC) on Sun 29 Nov 2020

The period will start unsettled across all parts of the UK, with areas of heavy rain and showers, locally of soft hail, sleet and snow likely, and possibly more widespread snow over some hills and mountains. Often windy, especially around coasts, but in quieter interludes overnight there will remain the potential for some patchy frost, and isolated mist and freezing fog. Temperatures are expected to be a below average overall. Later in this period, it could turn drier and more settled with a chance of high pressure moving in from the north, bringing brisk easterly winds. Again, where winds fall lighter, overnight frost and patchy fog is likely, this perhaps most likely in the north. Near, to slightly below, average temperatures are most likely.

Updated: 16:00 (UTC) on Sun 29 Nov 2020

Despite some mixed signals, typical early winter weather with periods of persistent rain and showery interludes seems slightly more likely, with winds and weather systems more likely to arrive from the Atlantic. Although confidence is low, in this pattern the best of the driest and brightest weather will be in the south and east. Frost and fog patches are likely during any settled spells, and any wintry precipitation is most likely over high ground of the north and northwest. Conditions in the southwest could turn more settled through the month. There is a risk of gales at times, with the strongest winds being seen to the north and northwest.

Updated: 16:00 (UTC) on Sun 29 Nov 2020