The public should look out for their elderly neighbours during the terrible weather.
That's the advice from the chief executive of Age Concern Isle of Man, George Quayle, who says the weather causes real problems for older members of society.
Mr Quayle says a friendly face popping in to say hello can make all the difference during the cold weather.
He outlines how the public can help during the dangerous conditions:
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