Islanders are being urged to take care on the roads this morning following the red weather warning overnight.
Several promenades and roads were closed last night for coastal overtopping, with high tides, strong winds and a storm surge.
Civil Defence says there’s significant debris from fallen trees on roads, with more along promenades and around harbours.
It adds the DOI is working to clear it, with motorists and pedestrians asked to take extra care while crews are out.
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