There is a yellow weather warning in place today for ice.

It's in place until 9.30am and hills about 1,200ft are likely to be affected.

The weather forecast from the Met Office at Ronaldsway Airport.

After a cold start with a risk of ice in places, today will be fine and dry with lengthy sunny spells. The light north to northeast wind will turn to the south or southeast and start to increase this afternoon with highs of 8°C.

Turning increasingly cloudy this evening & tonight, as the south to southeast wind increases fresh to strong, and outbreaks of rain arrive overnight. Minimum temperature around 5°C.

Outlook

Tomorrow will be wet and windy with a strong south to southeast wind and persistent and often heavy rain, which will clear to occasional showers during the afternoon, but remaining largely cloudy. Top temperature around 10°C.

Cloudy on Wednesday with extensive hill fog, as outbreaks of rain spread across the island from the southwest, with some heavier bursts expected.

Quite windy with a strong southerly wind, and maximum temperature of 11 or 12°C.

Sunrise: 7:05am

Sunset: 7:45pm