April was sunnier, drier and windier than average, according to Ronaldsway Met Office.
Data from meteorologists shows the average high temperature over last month was 12.6 Celcius - a degree above the long-term average.
But despite some rainy days, there was a total of 34.8mm last month, well below the April average of 55mm.
And it was the second-sunniest April on record, with 241.8 hours, only beaten by 2021's 264.9 hours.
Questions over census in Keys this week
An MHK will ask questions about the Island's census this week.
May The Fourth be with you in Castletown!
Castletown will press ahead with a celebration of Star Wars Day - but won't now show the films.
Company submits plans for Black Dub TT facilities
A company has applied to keep its trackside TT facilities year-round.
Airport runways reopen after light aircraft accident
Ronaldsway Airport says some flight disruption is possible this afternoon after an incident involveing a light aircraft earlier.
DOI minister quizzed over support for events
Questions over the Department of Infrastructure's support for Island events will be raised in the House of Keys next week.
MHK queries music service funding
A politician's raised questions about how young musicians are supported on the Island.
Peel hosts Beltane fire festival
A popular fire festival will return to the West of the Island today.
Harbour 2 Harbour walk today
A charity walk across the Island will take place today.
