A sharp drop in temperatures could mean a freezing start to next week, according to the Met Office.
The five-day forecast from Ronaldsway airport says strong winds could bring coastal overtopping on Sunday, Monday and Tuesday.
But falling temperatures will bring a risk of ice on Monday night and Tuesday morning, as well as Tuesday night and Wednesday morning.
Parts of northern England and Scotland are braced for snow next week, but none has been forecast for the Island.
Man bit mum and assaulted police
A man who bit his own mother on the head has appeared in court.
Used needles aren't recyclable plastic, says council
Douglas council is asking people to dispose of waste responsibly after finding used needles in plastic recycling bins.
'No evidence of petrol profiteering' says OFT chair
The Office of Fair Trading says it doesn't have any evidence of petrol suppliers profiteering on the Island.
'No plans to privatise NHS' says chief minister
The chief minister says there are no plans to privatise the Island's health system at the moment.
Teenagers accused of stealing three cars
Two teenagers have appeared in court after allegedly stealing three cars and driving them around the Island.
Lloyds to leave Ramsey
Ramsey will lose a bank next February when its branch in the town shuts up shop.
Scott wins Onchan by-election
Onchan has a new commissioner today.
Donors step in to replace charity's stolen cash
Two bighearted donors have stepped in to help a charity after a donation tin was stolen last weekend.
