WATCH: Social media users document floods

People have been videoing this morning's floods as heavy rain swept the Isle of Man.

Numerous incidents of flooding were reported, with police asking people not to venture out unless necessary.

People have been taking to social media to show the conditions where they are:

Glen Helen closed. Please don’t drive anywhere unless you have to. pic.twitter.com/LStTVqnCx5

— TweetbeatIOM (@TweetbeatIOM) November 22, 2017

Oh dear... ?☔️ #isleofman #ballaglass #floodwatch pic.twitter.com/5hOUh1BzXm

— Jade Boylan ? (@jadeboylan) November 22, 2017

Unsurprisingly the course is closed! pic.twitter.com/oyZqX6UjJs

— Peel Golf Club (@PeelGolfClub) November 22, 2017

Should have put wet’s on the ol Golf this morning but think she might have an engine problem now! #toomuchfun #bolloxedmotor ?? pic.twitter.com/lGYdbPiwZg

— David Knight MBE (@Knighter101) November 22, 2017

Ohhhh - @Tesco car park is a little flooded ??☔️?? pic.twitter.com/6YPqYbhLmA

— Jo Pack (@JoPack1) November 22, 2017

Broken down van on the Patrick Road. If you don’t have to drive, please don’t. #IOMPolice #WNPT #ClosedRoad pic.twitter.com/UXMOOosrKK

— TweetbeatIOM (@TweetbeatIOM) November 22, 2017

QE2 has a new pond! pic.twitter.com/5zNxGNPp2a

— TweetbeatIOM (@TweetbeatIOM) November 22, 2017

Well this is Ballagarey. Told ya..... #buildaboat #iom stay safe people pic.twitter.com/FD0U4iGy1G

— Black Orchid (@19vodkas) November 22, 2017