Cookstown Weather Forecast, Cookstown BT80 8

Today 23 Jan Northern Ireland

A cold start with ice on untreated surfaces and a mix of sunny spells and wintry showers. The showers become confined to eastern coastal parts by afternoon with increasing cloud bringing some patchy light rain to western counties. Maximum Temperature 5C.

Tonight 23 Jan Northern Ireland

A rather cloudy evening and night with patchy mainly light rain or, in eastern coastal parts, showers. Some clearer spells across eastern counties may allow a touch of ground frost. Minimum Temperature 1C.

Thu 24 Jan Northern Ireland

Eastern counties remain largely dry through the morning with some bright spells, but most places look cloudy with outbreaks of rain, more persistent and occasionally heavy later. Milder. Maximum Temperature 9C.

Fri 25 Jan Northern Ireland

A lot of uncertainty. Friday looks cloudy with occasional rain. The rain clears early Saturday, then the rest of the weekend sees sunshine and wintry showers with strengthening northerly winds.

Sat 26 Jan Northern Ireland

A lot of uncertainty. Friday looks cloudy with occasional rain. The rain clears early Saturday, then the rest of the weekend sees sunshine and wintry showers with strengthening northerly winds.

Sun 27 Jan Northern Ireland

A lot of uncertainty. Friday looks cloudy with occasional rain. The rain clears early Saturday, then the rest of the weekend sees sunshine and wintry showers with strengthening northerly winds.

Mon 28 Jan Northern Ireland

Cold and showery conditions are likely at first on Monday, ahead of thicker cloud and rain, perhaps preceded by snow, which is expected to move eastwards later in the day. Cold and showery weather will probably make a return on Tuesday. Beyond there, the broad signal is for the unsettled period of the weather to continue, with further bands of rain and hill snow moving east or southeast across the UK, interspersed with brighter showery interludes. Snow remains a risk, mostly in the north, but perhaps further south too, and frosts could be quite widespread. There is still a chance that even colder conditions may develop later in the period with winds swinging round to the east or northeast, bringing an increased possibility of snow.

Tue 29 Jan Northern Ireland

Cold and showery conditions are likely at first on Monday, ahead of thicker cloud and rain, perhaps preceded by snow, which is expected to move eastwards later in the day. Cold and showery weather will probably make a return on Tuesday. Beyond there, the broad signal is for the unsettled period of the weather to continue, with further bands of rain and hill snow moving east or southeast across the UK, interspersed with brighter showery interludes. Snow remains a risk, mostly in the north, but perhaps further south too, and frosts could be quite widespread. There is still a chance that even colder conditions may develop later in the period with winds swinging round to the east or northeast, bringing an increased possibility of snow.

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