A yellow weather warning has been issued for coastal overtopping around the Isle of Man, with strong winds expected to bring minor flooding and debris to exposed promenades.

The Department of Infrastructure (DoI) warning covers two periods on Tuesday (October 13): from 11.45pm tonight (Monday) until 3am, and from 12.15pm until 3.15pm.

Strong southerly winds, veering south-westerly later, are expected to cause minor coastal overtopping around the next two high tides, forecast for approximately 1.15am and 1.45pm.

During the overnight high tide, areas at risk include central and northern parts of Douglas promenade, Laxey promenade, Castletown promenade and Shore Road in Rushen. Ramsey promenade is also at risk, although to a lesser extent.

For Tuesday afternoon’s high tide, the northern part of Douglas promenade, Castletown promenade and Shore Road in Rushen are identified as areas at risk. Ramsey and Laxey promenades could also be affected, but to a lesser extent.

The warning states that slight debris may be present along exposed coasts and promenades.

Further information is available from the Ronaldsway Met Office by calling 0900 624 3200 or by emailing [email protected].