A yellow weather warning is in place this lunchtime for coastal overtopping.
According to the Ronaldsway Met Office, ‘adverse conditions’ are expected to affect the Island between 11am-2pm today.
It adds that high tide and strong winds will bring waves and debris onto exposed roads around the time of high water, which is about 12:30pm.
Shore Road in Rushen, Castletown Promenade and the Northern end of Douglas Promenade are the areas most likely to be affected.
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Campaigners' demonstration for assisted dying bill
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Police investigating Co-Op Duke St fight
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Businesses needed for ground floor of former Ramsey pub
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Cruise ship stops in Douglas
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New bus timetable and fares begin today
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Millennium Bridge closed to traffic each night until Friday
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