A weather warning for the Isle of Man has been upgraded from yellow to amber.
It's in place between 18:00 today (Friday) and 11:00 tomorrow.
The Isle of Man Met Office said we can expect severe gales and storms with gusts of between 55 and 65 mph.
A spokesman added: "Further increases through the evening to storm force with gusts 70 to 75mph before veering north by midnight but remaining severe gale force".
What do weather warning's mean?
A yellow weather warning is issued when there's a risk of bad weather, some travel delays and a risk of minor damage.
An amber warning is issued when there's a risk of severe weather impacting on work, schools & travel. Some disruption & damage in places. Risk of injury.
You can find the full Isle of Man Met Office report here.
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