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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 20 June 2026 by the Civic Affairs weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
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Derry, also known as Londonderry, has a maritime climate that brings mild, damp conditions year-round. The live forecast above shows the city’s typical mixed weather, with rain never far away and temperatures staying within a narrow range.
What defines Derry’s weather day to day?
Derry sits on the River Foyle in northwest Ireland, exposed to Atlantic systems that bring frequent cloud and rain. The live forecast above reflects this: you can expect changeable conditions, with mild winters rarely below freezing and cool summers seldom reaching high heat. The Met Office often notes that Derry is one of the UK’s wetter cities, especially from autumn through early spring.
How does the weather shift through the week?
For a clearer picture of the next few days, check the live forecast above. You can also explore the UK weather hub for regional trends. A typical week in Derry sees a low pressure system passing every few days, bringing spells of rain followed by brief drier breaks. The 10 Day Weather Forecast UK page is useful for spotting these patterns, though local conditions can change quickly.
Is Derry often rainier than other UK cities?
Yes, Derry receives more rainfall than many eastern UK cities, averaging over 1,100 mm annually. This is due to its western position, facing Atlantic weather systems directly.
Can I trust a 14-day forecast for Derry?
Forecasts beyond 7 days, like the 10 Day Weather Forecast UK, show general trends. For Derry, the met office weather derry 14-day outlook is a guide, but expect shifts as Atlantic systems develop.
Does Derry get snow in winter?
Snow is rare in Derry city. The Glasgow Weather page shows how nearby cities share this mildness; Derry’s coastal position usually keeps it above freezing, with sleet or wet snow only a few days a year.