Ronaldsway Met Office has issued another weather warning about coastal overtopping today and tomorrow.
Forecasters say spring tides combined with windy conditions means there's a risk of waves breaking onto exposed roads.
Most at risk are promenades in Castletown, Douglas, Laxey and Ramsey as well as Shore Road in Rushen.
In their update, they say high tides are at midday today (Friday, November 7)and 12.30am tomorrow morning (Saturday, November 8).
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