The Met Office is warning about coastal overtopping with waves driven by strong winds.
At high tide tonight at around 10pm and 10am tomorrow morning, strong south-westerly winds could push water and debris onto roads.
This evening, Shore Road in Rushen, Castletown promenade, the northern end of Douglas promenade and Fenella Beach in Peel are likely to be worst affected.
Forecasters at Ronaldsway Airport say they'll monitor poor weather over the weekend and issue more warnings if necessary.
Police warning to school run speed demons
Police are warning parents not to speed near the Island's schools after incidents earlier today.
Youth committee wants your views
A special Tynwald committee wants your views as it considers how to help young people leaving education.
Info commissioner's workload revealed
The Island's information commissioner is dealing with dozens of requests to review Freedom of Information requests, it's been revealed.
Fog may mean problems at airport today
Ronaldsway Airport is warning passengers Manannan's Cloak may be causing some problems today.
Don't abuse our staff, warns amenity site
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Thie Clag cost "within £11 million budget"
The costs of redeveloping the former nurse's home in Douglas should be in line with its budget, according to Treasury Minister Alex Allinson.
MHK has questions about Castletown streets scheme
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Roof damage sparks planning application
A business in the west of the Island has applied for planning permission as it repairs damage from recent storms.
