Named storms and red weather warning have left debris around Island
Motorists are being urged to take care on the Island's roads this morning due to the amount of debris.
The weather has made an impact in the last few days, with two named storms over the weekend and a red weather warning overnight for coastal overtopping.
Civil Defence Isle of Man says there's lots of debris from trees on the roads, while promenades have been affected by high waves and inner harbour flooding.
Department of Infrastructure teams are working to clear the debris.
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