Wind speeds reached 80 miles per hour last night as the Island was battered by stormy conditions.
Emergency services, Civil Defence volunteers and the MEA were out in force dealing with problems.
The Department of Infrastructure also had 15 teams on standby, describing itself as 'fully stretched'.
The storm peaked between 7pm and 9pm with fallen trees and power lines causing numerous issues.
Employment tribunal rules in favour of Peel cafe
A woman's had her employment tribunal against a Peel café thrown out.
Mountain Road to stay closed until Friday
The Mountain Road and Tholt-y-Will roads will remain closed for another day.
How much is youth crime costing the taxpayer?
How much has the government spent on tackling youth crime?
Isle of Man Foodbank looking for office manager
An Island charity which provides essentials to those who can't afford them is recruiting.
When will 20mph limits become law in Douglas and Onchan?
Infrastructure Minister Michelle Haywood will face a string of questions about new speed limits in Douglas and Onchan when the House of Keys sits next week.
TT visitors spent just over £1,000 each this year
The Department for Enterprise says TT visitors spent an average of £1,015 each during this year's festival.
3FM launches Christmas station!
In another first for the Isle of Man, 3FM has today launched a Christmas pop-up station, 3FM Christmas for the festive season!
MiCard row continues in Tynwald today
A debate into the future of benefits payments for people who don't have bank accounts will continue today.
