Civil defence volunteers are advising people to prepare for the year's first storm while there's time.
Storm Amy is expected to hit the Island later tomorrow afternoon, with severe gales and heavy rain.
On Facebook, Civil Defence says you should clear leaves from drains to help reduce flood risk, and tie down garden furniture - including trampolines!
The organisation says it also has stocks of sandbags at its headquarters in Tromode.
Volunteer needed to organise events in the South
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Government says it promotes all accommodation equally
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How were the new school menu suppliers chosen?
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Post Office unwraps new Christmas stamps
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All Saturday ferries cancelled due to Storm Amy
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Local authority to hold fewer meetings
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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.
