It's officially been the sunniest spring on record for the Isle of Man.
There were 301 hours of bright sunshine last month - ranking it the 3rd sunniest May on record and driest in 12 years.
Records, which began back in 1948, show a usual spring would see just over 500 hours of sunshine.
Meanwhile, the Island only experienced 78.7mm of rain.
Pick up your TT marshal packs and warrants from today
If you've signed up as a TT marshal, you can pick your pack up from today.
Queueing system for Steam Packet website as TT2026 bookings open
A queueing system is currently operating on the Steam Packet's website, after bookings for TT 2026 opened earlier.
Commissioner quits civic amenity site board
A Patrick commissioner has quit his role on the Western Civic Amenity Site board.
Island's most famous train celebrates 80th birthday
A series of special events this year will celebrate the Island's most famous fictional train.
Questions about planning to be raised in Tynwald
How many people did the work first and applied for planning permission later last year?
Rain forecast just in time for TT
With TT now only a week away, the weather forecast shows rain arriving just in time for the weekend.
New Port Erin commissioner needed after Morley quits
Port Erin could be going to the polls again after a commissioner resigned last week.
TT 2026 dates revealed as ferry tickets go on sale
TT is now just a week away - but organisers have released next year's festival dates.
