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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the Public Journal weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
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For Limavady, the live forecast above shows the immediate conditions for this market town in County Londonderry, set between the River Roe and the foothills of Benbradagh. It gives a reliable snapshot for today, with the usual inland shift from the coast at Downhill.
What is the weather like in Limavady this week?
Limavady sits inland from the north coast, so it often feels a few degrees cooler than nearby Coleraine or the Roe Valley. The live forecast above tracks the week’s pattern, with Atlantic fronts bringing cloud and rain at times, followed by clearer spells. For a broader view of conditions across Northern Ireland, check the UK weather hub for regional updates.
How does the local geography affect Limavady’s weather?
Sheltered by the Sperrin Mountains to the south and open to the North Channel, Limavady can see brisk westerlies. The River Roe valley funnels wind, making it breezier than the coast at Magilligan. For longer-range planning, the 10 day weather forecast UK page gives a useful outlook, while the 30 day weather forecast Limavady can help with forward planning for local events.
Is Limavady usually wetter than the coast?
Yes, Limavady tends to see slightly more rainfall than coastal spots like Portrush, as moist air rises over the inland hills. The live forecast above will show any incoming rain bands.
Where can I find the bbc weather belfast forecast?
The BBC’s Belfast forecast covers the wider region, but for Limavady’s specific conditions, the live forecast above is more precise. You can also check xc weather limavady for detailed wind and pressure data.
Does Limavady get frost in winter?
Yes, inland Limavady often sees ground frost on clear winter nights, especially when winds are light. The live forecast above will indicate overnight lows and any frost warnings.