Lough Foyle - Big Drain Entrance Weather Forecast, Limavady

Today 10 Mar Northern Ireland

A few early mist and fog patches, otherwise bright and mostly dry with sunny spells, the best of these across western parts, with the east cloudier for a time around midday. Colder than recently with a fresh northeasterly breeze developing. Maximum Temperature 10C.

Tonight 10 Mar Northern Ireland

Dry with long clear spells through the evening and overnight. With the fresh northeasterly breeze easing, away from the coasts, a widespread frost is expected to develop. Minimum Temperature -2C.

Tue 11 Mar Northern Ireland

A sunny but frosty start for many. However cloud increases through the morning with showers reaching the north coast towards midday, then developing more widely in the afternoon. Maximum Temperature 8C.

Wed 12 Mar Northern Ireland

Remaining rather cloud with clear or sunny spells and mostly dry, although there is an increased risk of showers later Thursday and into Friday morning. Overnight frosts.

Thu 13 Mar Northern Ireland

Remaining rather cloud with clear or sunny spells and mostly dry, although there is an increased risk of showers later Thursday and into Friday morning. Overnight frosts.

Fri 14 Mar Northern Ireland

Remaining rather cloud with clear or sunny spells and mostly dry, although there is an increased risk of showers later Thursday and into Friday morning. Overnight frosts.

Sat 15 Mar Northern Ireland

Friday will stay rather cool and showery, especially in northern and western areas, where more-persistent rain or hill sleet is possible for a time. Then, next weekend will continue on a cool theme, with high pressure to the north probably becoming more dominant, but still with lower pressure to the south. There should be a good deal of dry weather on the whole, though spells of rain may get close to the far south from time to time. The following week (17th) is likely to see a transition to unsettled conditions, with Atlantic weather systems bringing wind and rain at times. The south and east could see the best of the drier interludes. Temperatures are likely to be below average at first with frosty nights, then above average later.

Sun 16 Mar Northern Ireland

Friday will stay rather cool and showery, especially in northern and western areas, where more-persistent rain or hill sleet is possible for a time. Then, next weekend will continue on a cool theme, with high pressure to the north probably becoming more dominant, but still with lower pressure to the south. There should be a good deal of dry weather on the whole, though spells of rain may get close to the far south from time to time. The following week (17th) is likely to see a transition to unsettled conditions, with Atlantic weather systems bringing wind and rain at times. The south and east could see the best of the drier interludes. Temperatures are likely to be below average at first with frosty nights, then above average later.

Lough Foyle - Big Drain Entrance Weather Forecast

Today 10 Mar Northern Ireland

Tonight 10 Mar Northern Ireland

Tue 11 Mar Northern Ireland

Wed 12 Mar Northern Ireland

Thu 13 Mar Northern Ireland

Fri 14 Mar Northern Ireland

Sat 15 Mar Northern Ireland

Sun 16 Mar Northern Ireland

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Lough Foyle - Big Drain Entrance Temperature Statistics

March Temperature

Magilligan No 2 (0km)

Lowest 10 January, 2025

Average 2025

Highest 8 March, 2025

Lowest 8 February, 2025

Average February

Highest 23 February, 2025

Lowest 2 March, 2025

Average March

Highest 8 March, 2025

Climate (2020–Present)

Magilligan No 2 (0km)

Average Low 2020–2025

Average 2020–2025

Average High 2020–2025