Police are urging youngsters to 'think before they jump'.
Officers took to social media to say the sunnier skies and warmer sea temperatures see more people jumping into the Island's harbours.
However, authorities have warned recent incidents have seen people putting themselves in grave danger.
The constabulary says many areas around the Island only have shallow water - even at high tide, and want parents to warn their children the dangers of tombstoning.
Some Peel homes to be without water later this evening
A large number of homes in Peel will be without water later this evening.
Temporary traffic lights near iconic TT pub
There'll be temporary traffic lights near a popular pub on the TT course this week.
Civil Defence says goodbye to trusty Land Rovers
Civil Defense is swapping its Land Rovers for Toyota Hiluxes.
Evening ferry cancelled because of weather
This evening's ferry to Heysham has been cancelled because of bad weather.
How many government-owned company workers are on min wage?
An MHK wants to know many employees of government-owned companies are on minimum wage.
Todd's hopes of 2026 TT uncertain after Daytona crash
Racing star Davey Todd's hopes of a return to this year's TT have been left uncertain after a crash in Florida.
£8.6 million spend by government on software
The government spent around £8.6 million on recurring software expenses last year.
New Manx Youth Bard announced
The Island has named a new Manx Youth Bard.
