A yellow weather warning has been issued for frost and a small risk of ice across the Isle of Man overnight.

The warning, issued by Ronaldsway Met Office, comes into force at 4pm today (Thursday, November 12) and remains in place until 8am tomorrow (Friday, November 13).

Air temperatures are expected to fall quickly shortly after sunset, causing surface temperatures to drop below zero in some areas.

The Met Office said hoar frost should be limited in most places due to recent dry conditions and low humidity, but warned that some areas could still be affected.

There is also a small risk of isolated showers later tonight and early tomorrow morning, which could lead to icy patches where roads and other surfaces become damp.

The warning states that spot treatment of road surfaces may be required.

All areas of the island are at risk, with a higher risk forecast for the Mountain Road and central valley.