A yellow weather warning remains in place this morning for gale force winds.
Ronaldsway Met Office says the southwest winds could gust up to 65mph on high ground or in exposed areas - strong enough to bring down trees and branches.
At the airport, passengers are being warned about the possibility of flight disruption today because of the conditions.
The warning will stay in place until 3pm today.
FA: You're not singing this weekend!
The Isle of Man FA is asking people to take a break from noise and abuse at football games this weekend.
Minister aware of UK problems with Manx immigration documents
Treasury Minister Chris Thomas says he's aware of several cases where Manx immigration documents weren't accepted in the UK.
Gales spark plantation warning
The Department of Environment, Food and Agriculture is warning people to stay out of glens and plantations during heavy winds today.
Gales force cancellation of two ferry crossings
The Steam Packet company says it's called off two sailings today in the face of gales.
Forecast high winds cancel three ferries
This evening's 7.15pm ferry from Douglas to Heysham has been cancelled.
New Iranian ruler tied to Manx-registered company
The new ruler of Iran is reported to have built a global property empire with the help of a company based on the Isle of Man.
Temporary speed limits around TT course from this week
There's temporary speed limits around the TT course for over two months from this week as the Department of Infrastructure gets ready for the races.
Government considers laws for BYOB events
Justice and Home Affairs Minister Jane Poole-Wilson says her department's currently considering whether new laws are needed to cover Bring Your Own Booze events.
