Persistent rainfall could lead to surface water flooding
Ronaldsway Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for rain, covering the whole Island.
It comes into force from midnight tonight, and runs until 6am on Monday.
Persistent rain is expected, with some heavy bursts and totals of around 40 millimetres, rising to 50 millimetres on higher ground.
With ground already oversaturated, there is a risk of surface water flooding.
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