Gusts in excess of 90mph have been recorded in the south of the Island
Roads around the Isle of Man are blocked by downed trees.
It's as Storm Éowyn batters the Isle of Man.
Gusts in excess of 90mph have already been recorded in the south of the Island
A red weather warning is in place until 2pm today.
Manx Utilities says it's aware of a power disruption in Baldwin through to Glen Helen. Teams will respond as soon as possible.
People are urged to stay at home and only travel if it's absolutely necessary.
Amy Griffiths in Castletown Bay:
Over in Douglas Christian Jones says it seems quiet:
But in Peel Chris Williams says what's noticeable this time, when compared with Darragh, is the direction of the wind:
You can find the full list of all closures and cancellations here:
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