Monday weather: dry with sunny spells, then a risk of frost and fog
The Met Office’s early-morning regional forecast expects a dry Monday, with the best sunshine in southern areas and during the afternoon.
Northern Ireland is forecast to have a dry day on Monday 2 November, with bright or sunny periods most favoured in southern districts and during the afternoon.
The Met Office’s regional forecast, updated at 4am on Monday, gives a maximum temperature of 12°C and light winds mainly from the north or north-west.
Clear spells and light winds overnight bring a risk of rural frost and fog patches towards dawn, with a regional minimum of 1°C. Tuesday is forecast to start with extensive mist and fog in places, gradually clearing for a dry, sunny afternoon.
These are regional forecast conditions, rather than observations at every location. The official place forecasts give the latest local detail.
Source publication: 2026-11-02T04:00:00.000Z
Met Office — Northern Ireland regional forecast ↗Northern Ireland regional forecast read on 2 November; regional issue time 04:00 UTC, distinct from the place-page update time. Forecasts attributed and not presented as observed conditions.