Yellow weather warning in force either side of high tide
Forecasters are warning waves and debris could impact the Island's coasts and promenades later.
A yellow weather warning for coastal overtopping will be in force from 8am to midday.
Ronaldsway Met Office says strong winds and a high sea swell will lead to minor overtopping either side of high tide, which is at 10am.
Douglas, Castletown, Shore Road in Rushen, Laxey promenade and to a lesser extent Ramsey will be affected.
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