The Island's Met Office has issued a weather warning for high tide tomorrow.
Forecasters at Ronaldsway say the yellow warning runs from 11.30am until 2.30pm on Friday, February 20.
High spring tides and fresh southwest winds will bring minor overtopping to Shore Road in Rushen, as well as Promenades in Castletown, Douglas, Laxey and Ramsey.
The high tide could also mean flooding at the Riverside Industrial Estate and Gardener's Lane in Ramsey as well as the Tongue in Douglas.
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