The west most likely to be affected
There's a yellow weather warning place for coastal overtopping across the Island today (Saturday 6 December).
Ronaldsway Met Office says the high spring tide at midday may lead to overtopping with a risk of debris.
The most likely affected area will be Fenella beach in Peel, however Port Erin, Castletown, Laxey and the northern end of Douglas prom could also have some splash over.
It's in place from 10am-2pm.
Bus drivers vote to accept latest pay offer
Follows recent strike action by Unite the Union members
Cruise ship season about to start
Visit Isle of Man hopes to build on 'record-breaking' 2025
King Orry statue plans given the go-ahead after appeal dismissed
Plans for sculpture adjacent to Tynwald Hill given green light
Administrative error leads to Andreas rates demand for wrong amount
The treasury minister has apologised for the error
Investigation underway after man dies in Barregarrow crossroads collision
The incident happened shortly before 6pm yesterday