Ronaldsway Met Office have this morning downgraded the amber weather warning to yellow.

Originally an amber alert in place for ice and snow from midday yesterday (Thursday), it's now a yellow warning just for ice.

The update warns of some icy patches this morning, especially in areas sheltered from the moderate to fresh west or southwest wind.

Temperatures are expected to gradually recover at all levels throughout this morning.

There are three roads that remain closed this morning, the A18 Mountain Road, the West Baldwin Road and the Archallagan Plantation road, all of which have been shut since yesterday.

The Department of Infrastructure has confirmed it's re-salting troublesome areas this morning, including the West Baldwin Road, in hopes of re-opening them or checking if they need further action.

The Archallagan Road is now confirmed as open following its closure overnight.

An update on the Mountain Road is expected late this morning or early afternoon, and while it has been re-salted there are still 'several areas that are very slippy and not safe for traffic'. Further work on the area continues.

Now seemingly through the worst of the cold weather, this afternoon strong winds are set to develop, with the occasional gales later on.

The forecast for tomorrow (Saturday) sees outbreaks of rain largely clearing through the morning then further rain later in the day that may become heavy for a time overnight. Rain then clearing by the end of the night.

Sunday is similar, with the weekend mainly consisting of rain and heavy winds.