Ronaldsway Met Office says the Island should brace for another day of coastal overtopping tomorrow.
It's issued a yellow weather warning for high tides from midnight until 4pm on Friday, February 6.
It says the tides will be at their highest at 2am and 2pm, bringing the risk of waves breaking over roads.
Most likely to be affected are Douglas, Laxey, Ramsey and Castletown Promenades as well as Shore Road in Rushen and Derbyhaven.
Four more ferry crossings affected by weather
The Steam Packet Company has rescheduled four sailings as bad weather continues to affect sailings.
Bottleneck car park closes in face of weather
Douglas Council says it's closing the Bottleneck car park on Douglas promenade in the face of bad weather.
Two more ferry crossings called off
The Steam Packet company says two sailings tonight have been cancelled in the face of bad weather.
Plantation to close for tree felling work
The Department of Environment, Food and Agriculture says it'll close part of a popular plantation from next week as it carries out tree felling.
Thomas the Ramsey Cat supporting two charities this year
The most famous cat in Ramsey will fundraise for two charities this year.
Waves blast out Sea Terminal glass barriers
Coastal overtopping is bringing disruption to Douglas this lunchtime.
Southern local authority announces below-inflation rates rise
Arbory and Rushen Commissioners has announced a below-inflation rates rise for this year.
Laxey Promenade shut as waves wash onto road
The Department of Infrastructure says Laxey Promenade is now closed.
