Standing water on roads and localised flooding have been causing problems around the Isle of Man.
The north has been particularly badly hit, with properties flooding and the river bursting its banks at Sulby Claddaghs - a person had to be rescued from their car which had got caught in the water there.
Winds have been strong today, but are expected to be more of an issue tomorrow.
Alan Hardinge is from the Department of Infrastructure's Operations Division:
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