Ronaldsway Met Office says January was a much warmer, drier month than usual.
Weathermen say over the course of last month average temperatures were 0.7 degrees warmer than average at 6.8 Celsius.
There was only half the usual amount of rainfall, with less than two inches falling on the Island according to the data.
And forecasters say windspeeds were more than 20 per cent lower than average, making it the calmest January for six years.
Island in for big midge season this year
Experts say the Island could be in for a bumper season of midges this year.
Daily closures on section of TT course this month
Part of the TT course in the west of the Island will see daily road closures later this month.
Plans for airport EV charging bays up for decision
Will the airport be getting charging bays for electric cars?
Island meningitis risk is low, says health minister
The health minister says the overall risk of meningitis on the Island is low, and there's no need to change the current vaccination programme.
Boxer Fury comes out of retirement again tomorrow
One of the Island's most famous residents will be returning to the ring this weekend.
Views wanted on who gets public sector housing
The government's launched a public consultation on proposed changes to how public sector housing is allocated.
DOI doesn't know cost of cycle lane
The Department of Infrastructure says it doesn't know the total cost of a cycle lane on Cooil Road in Braddan - because a private developer is paying for it.
Charity's advice on helping this year's first newborn birds
An Island animal charity has issued advice about young birds as babies start being born this year.
