Accumulations are expected to be small and will further enhance the risk of ice
A yellow warning remains in place for ice and snow until midday today (17 February).
It came in effect at 6pm last night.
Forecasters at Ronaldsway Met Office reported that temperatures overnight fell close to or slightly below freezing, putting any untreated surfaces at risk of ice.
Any snow accumulations, above 800 feet, are expected to be small and will further enhance the risk of ice.
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