Ronaldsway Met Office says today's likely to be the hottest day of the year.
Temperatures are expected to peak at a scorching 28 degrees Celsius later, Thursday, June 25.
It's as an extreme high temperature warning remains in place across parts of England and Wales.
However, forecasters are predicting heavy showers and a risk of thunder on the Island for tomorrow morning, Friday, June 26.
Part of prom to close for supercar tour today
A supercar tour will mean part of Ramsey's Promenade will close today.
Southern road to shut for seven weeks
A road in the south of the Island will shut for seven weeks.
More to be done on violence against women, says minister
The government says progress is being made on its Violence Against Women and Girls Strategy, but insists there is still more to be done.
Second election candidate withdraws in southern constituency
Another candidate for Arbory, Castletown and Malew has withdrawn from the general election.
Cold water still a danger for swimmers despite the heat
The Fire and Rescue Service is warning people about the dangers of open water swimming as the weather heats up.
Full Moon Festival returns this weekend
The return of a popular music festival this week will see a temporary speed limit on one of the key roads into Douglas.
Castletown gets new homes for endangered Swifts
Four new Swift nesting boxes have been installed in Castletown Square.
Paralysed TT star gives thanks for support
A rider who was left partly paralysed by a crash during TT has thanked everyone for their support.
