Businesses in the south of the Island had a close call with exceptionally high tides overnight.
On Facebook, the owners of Port Erin Beach Huts and Kishtey Çheh Beach Spa said they were on site at 2am this morning to defend their properties from the incoming tide.
Strong winds combined with very high water levels pushed the sea right up to the shoreline.
Despite the stormy conditions, no damage was caused to the huts or saunas.
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