A yellow weather warning has been issued for severe gales across the Island from later today.
The notice will come into force from 3pm this afternoon and run until 11pm tonight.
Ronaldsway Met Office says there could be gusts of up to 60mph with the potential to cause some minor damage.
Officials added the winds are expected to steadily ease during tonight.
Third of people who needed interpreters were TT visitors
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Anti-cancer vaccine to be offered to school students
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New advice to banks on people struggling to open accounts
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Minister says report and assessment led to min wage plans
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King William's College to offer A-levels
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Firefighters tackle industrial tumble dryer blaze
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Education staff will be paid for snow closures
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Purr-lease help us help others, says pet charity
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