The Isle of Man Department of Infrastructure is giving thanks to those who worked throughout the amber weather warning.
It now says as weather conditions are beginning to improve its standing down its crews before clean-up operations start on today (Tuesday, October 27).
During storm Boelo (pron: Boo-LOH) the teams dealt with 85 fallen trees, 31 flooding incidents and over 25 storm related call outs.
The DOI adds that the aftermath of the storm may mean debris on roads and footways around the Island so to take extra caution when going out.
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