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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the DailyCity weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
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Derry’s weather today, as shown in the live forecast above, remains unsettled with a mix of cloud and showers typical of the north-west coast. The city’s proximity to Lough Foyle means conditions can change quickly, so expect intermittent rain before brighter spells later.
What’s the forecast for today and tomorrow?
The live forecast above indicates cloud and showers continuing into the evening. Overnight, clear spells may develop, but tomorrow morning could bring further rain from the Atlantic. For anyone checking weather in Londonderry tomorrow, the afternoon should see drier intervals with light winds. Temperatures will be near seasonal averages, making it a typical late-autumn day in the north-west.
Longer-term outlook for Derry
Those looking for a weather Derry 14 day forecast or 21 day weather forecast Derry should note that longer-range models suggest a changeable pattern persisting. The Met Office outlook for early next week points to low pressure dominating, bringing more rain and fresh winds. For a bbc weather Derry 14 day forecast, the general trend is cool and showery. If you need a weather Derry 7 days view, the upcoming week will see temperatures near seasonal averages. An extended weather in Londonderry 10 days outlook shows no major Atlantic storms, but unsettled interludes remain likely.
Does Derry get much snow?
Snow is rare in Derry due to its coastal location. The city sees fewer than 10 days of snowfall a year, typically in January or February, and it seldom settles for long.
What is the best way to check the met office weather Derry?
The Met Office weather Derry page provides detailed hourly breakdowns and warnings. You can also use the live forecast above for the latest conditions on the ground.
How does the weather in Derry compare to inland areas?
Derry’s coastal position means it is often milder than inland towns in winter, but windier and wetter. The city’s microclimate around Lough Foyle can also lead to localised fog on calm mornings.
For a wider view of UK conditions, see our UK weather hub or the 10 Day Weather Forecast UK.