A second yellow weather warning has been issued for tomorrow for coastal overtopping.
The Ronaldsway Met Office says gale force winds leading up to the time of high tide will bring water and debris onto exposed roads and promenades.
It's thought Shore Road in Rushen, Douglas Promenade, Castletown Promenade and possibly Laxey and Ramsey Promenades will be affected.
The warning is in place between 12:30-4pm.
Government doesn't know if online driving licence service will cause job cuts
Infrastructure Minister Michelle Haywood says she doesn't know if there'll be any staff cuts as driving licence services move online.
Eleven people evacuated from Douglas house fire this morning
The fire service evacuated 11 people from a house fire in Douglas during the early hours of this morning.
Local artists invited to design the Island's Commonwealth Games baton
Would you like to design the baton carried by the island's team at the Commonwealth Games?
Roads closing for Peel Carnival today
Roads will close around Peel seafront today as the town's carnival takes place.
Changes to bus services as Peel Carnival gets underway today
Bus Vannin says there'll be some changes to services to the west today.
Students fly flag for the Island in international language competition
Three students represented the Isle of Man at the International Linguistics Olympiad last week.
Fewer people on eye clinic appointment list, but wait time remains the same
Fewer people are on the waiting list for the eye clinic, though the average wait time has stayed the same.
Around 1,000 people prosecuted for not declaring income to the taxman
Nearly 1,000 people have been prosecuted for failing to declare income to the tax authorities over the past five years.
