A yellow weather warning’s been issued as Storm Amy approaches the Island.
Ronaldsway Met Office says the warning for gale to severe gale force winds runs from 4pm on Friday, October 3 until 6pm on Saturday, October 4.
Gusts of up to 65 mph are expected the sweep the Island amid torrential rain, which could bring some localised flooding.
Forecasters say windspeeds will mean travel disruption and probably some fallen trees and minor structural damage.
Ferries rescheduled as Storm Amy nears
The Steam Packet Company says a number of its sailings are being rescheduled because of expected severe gales this weekend.
Prepare for Storm Amy now, say authorities
Civil defence volunteers are advising people to prepare for the year's first storm while there's time.
WATCH: Moonlight and Starlight give swimmers a show
A marine wildlife charity's thanked swimmers who were treated to a show from the Island's two best-known dolphins this week.
Roadworks mean temporary traffic lights in Crosby
The Department of Infrastructure says part of the TT course will have temporary traffic lights today during emergency work.
MHK questions new government AI body
An MHK's to quiz the government on the future of its AI strategy in a series of questions for written answer.
College plans tours for homeschoolers
University College Isle of Man is inviting homeschooled youngsters to tour its campus this month.
Island cruises to record passenger numbers
The government says this year's seen the best-ever cruise season, with record-breaking numbers of passengers visiting the Island.
Smell you later: Peel pong purge planned
Manx Utilities says it'll carry out work on sewers owned by developer Dandara to tackle Peel's putrid pong.
