It’s a mixed bag weather-wise for the next few days
A sunny April day at Belfast City Hall(Image: Justin Kernoghan/Belfast Live)
As we approach another summer weekend, all eyes are again on the Met Office’s weather forecast for the days ahead.
Belfast Pride is the biggest event of the year for LGBTQIA+ people of Belfast and runs over 150 events across 10 days from Friday, July 18 to Sunday, July 27 with Pride Day and the centrepiece Pride Parade on Saturday, July 26 – organisers and participants will want to know the forecast, although a drop of rain isn’t likely to dampen spirits tomorrow.
The Belfast Pride Parade leaves at 1pm sharp. The route for Belfast Pride Parade 2025 is the same as the route in 2024.
Here’s the weather outlook for this weekend:
On Friday night, any showers will settle to leave a dry and bright evening, feeling warm. Clouding over later with showers for western areas later in the night. Minimum temperature of 9C.
Tomorrow, Saturday July 25, will bring sunshine and showers for most of the day. Southeastern areas are most likely to stay dry, clouding over in the north and west later on Saturday. Maximum temperature of around 21C.
The outlook for Sunday to Tuesday shows: “Sunshine and showers on Sunday. A cloudy day on Monday with patchy rain at time, this lingers into Tuesday but brightening up later.”
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