Belfast Weather Tomorrow: Forecast & Hourly Breakdown

You’ve probably checked three different apps and still aren’t sure whether to pack an umbrella for Belfast tomorrow — the short answer is yes, but timing matters. This article pulls together the official Met Office forecast, Met Éireann’s view, and storm tracking updates so you know exactly what to expect from morning to night.

Maximum Temperature: 16°C ·
Weather Type: Sunny spells and scattered showers ·
Wind: Moderate (15-20 mph) ·
Rain Probability: 60% ·
Primary Source: Met Office

Six key facts in one glance: sunrise, sunset, moon phase, rain chance, humidity, and wind direction come from official sources and set the baseline for tomorrow.

Is there a weather warning for Belfast tomorrow?

Current warnings from Met Office

• The Met Office (UK’s national weather service) currently has no active weather warnings for Belfast. The forecast page lists “Early rain, then showers, frequent later” with no alert flag (Met Office).
• Met Éireann (Ireland’s national meteorological service) also does not issue a warning for Belfast, though it notes fresh and gusty westerly winds, stronger in western coastal parts.

What a yellow weather warning means

• A yellow warning means “be aware” – weather is likely to cause some low-level impacts (Met Office warning guide). If one were issued, it would cover the possibility of travel disruption or localised flooding.
• For general safety advice during storms, NI Direct (Northern Ireland government services) recommends securing loose outdoor items and staying indoors during peak winds.

The implication: Without an active warning, tomorrow’s weather is expected to be routine for Belfast, but the gusty winds and heavy showers still warrant caution.

What’s the weather like in Belfast tomorrow Met Office?

Met Office temperature and rain details

The Met Office forecast for Belfast (official forecast page) calls for a dry start with bright or sunny spells. A few showers build in the afternoon and cloud increases towards the evening. Maximum temperature 16 °C. The regional outlook (Met Office regional) adds that showers may turn heavy at times, with freshening northwesterly winds.

Comparison with BBC forecast

BBC Weather (BBC Weather Belfast) describes scattered showers moving in from the west, heavy in places. The wind is moderate, similar to Met Office. Both sources agree on the morning dryness and afternoon deterioration.

What the wind will be like

Met Office lists moderate winds at 15-20 mph. Met Éireann (Met Éireann Belfast) says fresh and gusty westerly winds, stronger in western coastal parts. Gusts could reach up to 30 mph.

The pattern: All official sources converge on a day that starts calm and turns showery, with no dramatic wind speeds but enough to feel blustery.

Will Storm Chandra hit Belfast?

Storm Chandra is currently being tracked by the Met Office and Met Éireann. According to the latest updates, the storm is expected to pass south of Belfast, meaning no direct hit for Northern Ireland. The Met Office (Met Office regional) has not issued any storm warnings linked to Chandra. Met Éireann (Met Éireann Belfast) also does not mention this storm in its Belfast forecast.

The catch: While Storm Chandra won’t directly impact Belfast, its outer bands could contribute to the gusty winds and showery conditions already forecast.

What is the hourly weather forecast for Belfast tomorrow?

AccuWeather (AccuWeather Belfast hourly) provides a detailed hour-by-hour view. The Met Office page (Met Office hourly) also offers an hourly breakdown. Based on these sources, the pattern is:

• Morning (6am-12pm): Dry with sunny spells. Temperature rising from 10°C to 14°C. Rain probability low (20-30%).
• Afternoon (12pm-6pm): Cloud increases, showers develop and become heavy by mid-afternoon. Rain probability peaks at 60-70%. Temperature max 16°C.
• Evening (6pm-12am): Showers ease, partly cloudy. Temperature dropping to 10°C. Rain probability falls to 30%.

What this means: The window for outdoor activities is before 12pm. After that, carry an umbrella and expect wet roads.

What is the 10-day weather forecast for Belfast?

The Met Office regional forecast (Met Office regional) covers the next three days:

• Friday: Brighter with sunny intervals and a few showers.
• Saturday: Rain, some heavy, brightening later.
• Sunday: Occasional rain and some brighter intervals. Weekend may be occasionally windy.

For a full 10-day outlook, AccuWeather (AccuWeather 15-day) and the Met Office long-range provide details beyond Sunday. Early next week appears unsettled with further rain and moderate winds.

The pattern: Tomorrow’s mix is typical of the next several days; no sustained dry period is expected.

“The morning will be dry with bright or sunny spells. A few showers build in the afternoon and cloud increases towards the evening. Maximum temperature 16 °C.”

“Scattered showers will move in from the west, these falling heavy in places.”

Bottom line: Belfast residents should expect a dry morning, heavy afternoon showers, and gusty westerly winds. Plan outdoor errands before noon, and keep an umbrella handy for the rest of the day. No storm warnings are in effect, but the wind and rain are enough to disrupt travel.