Ronaldsway Met Office has downgraded a weather warning for high tide this afternoon.
Forecasters say they’re expecting some coastal overtopping at around 2pm, but have issued a yellow warning rather than an amber one.
Large spring tides along with strong winds will mean waves and debris wash onto exposed coastal areas.
The areas most likely to be affected are Fenella Beach in Peel, Shore Road in Rushen and Castletown Promenade.
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