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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the Civic Insight weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
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According to the live forecast above, Antrim is set for a mixed day, with sunny spells and a chance of showers later. The town, just north of Lough Neagh and about 20 miles from Belfast, sees typical County Antrim conditions, so keep a jacket handy if you’re heading out.
What is the outlook for Antrim over the next few days?
For the immediate outlook, the live forecast shows a pattern of bright intervals and passing showers, a common setup here in the Glens region. Rain is likely to drift in from the coast, especially around lunchtime. Tomorrow morning may start dry before cloud thickens; check the weather in Antrim tomorrow details in the live feed for precise timings.
How does Antrim’s location affect its weather?
Antrim sits on the northern edge of Lough Neagh, which moderates temperatures slightly but also fuels local mist and low cloud, particularly in autumn and winter. The inland position means it escapes some of the gales that hit the north coast, but you’ll still feel the Atlantic influence. For a broader look at conditions in the region, see our Belfast weather page or check BBC Weather Belfast for the capital’s forecast.
Will it rain in Antrim this week?
Showers are likely on most days, though not all day. Live forecast above gives hour‑by‑hour detail for today and the next few days. Check BBC Weather Antrim 7 days tab for the week’s trend.
What is the 10-day forecast for Antrim?
The live forecast includes a 10‑day outlook. Generally expect a mix of sun and cloud with occasional rain, typical for inland Antrim. For an extended view, you can also use BBC Weather Antrim 14 days on the BBC site.
How does Antrim’s weather compare to Belfast?
Antrim is often slightly cooler than Belfast, especially at night, because it is further from the coast. Belfast Bay sometimes brings milder sea air. For a direct comparison, see our Belfast page or check the BBC Weather Belfast feed.