The Met Office's yellow weather warning has been extended to cover the next three high tides.
It will run from 8.30pm this evening, Tuesday November 4, until 1am on Thursday, November 6.
Forecasters say exposed coastal areas in the South will be most affected by high waves which may leave debris.
The tide will come close to the top of some harbours, but flooding isn't expected.
Still a chance to enjoy Ramsey's beauty
Ramsey will be showing off its colourful beauty today, with a special garden event.
Dalby farm unveils tourism plans
A farm building condemned by structural engineers could get a new lease of life as tourist accommodation, if the scheme gets planning permission.
Pilates record up for grabs today
A huge world record attempt will get underway in the west of the Island today.
MHK has questions about NSC pool
How much progress has been made on fixing the broken swimming pool tiles at the NSC?
DOI minister apologises over incorrect Tynwald answer
The Minister of Infrastructure has apologised for giving an MHK incorrect information in a response to a Tynwald question.
UK bikers rally to raise cash for injured sidecar team
A huge event in the UK next weekend is hoping to raise cash for a sidecar team who crashed in this year's TT.
Viking Longboat races postponed
Bad weather means a popular event in Peel won't be held today.
Award wins are grate news for Creamery
Isle of Man Creamery is celebrating after a double win in an international industry award scheme.
