Storm Eowyn has brought strong winds to the Isle of Man.
A red-weather alert is now in force across the island, with warnings for violent winds.
The warning came into effect at 7am on Friday and will last until 2pm.
The Isle of Man Government are urging people not to travel unless absolutely necessary.
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Below is the latest information on closures downed trees affecting roads across the Isle of Man.
Roads shut:
Roads affected by downed trees updated 12.36pm:
- Poortown Road, St John’s (Ballig Bridge up to junction down to Tynwald Mills)
- Ballig Bridge to Ballacraine (Road Blocked)
- Saddle Road (partially blocked)
- Phildraw Road (Road Blocked)
- St Judes Loop Road (Road Blocked)
- Governor’s Hill (Road Blocked)
- Injerbrek (Road Blocked)
- Balliera Road (Road Blocked)
- Saddle Road (Road Closed)
- Top Road, Crosby (Road Blocked)
- Whitebridge Road, Onchan (Road Blocked)
- Ballacutchel Road, Mount Murray
- The Switchback (Completely Blocked)
- Mount Rule (Road Blocked)
- Main Road Greeba by Watsons (Road Blocked)
- Glen Maye (Road Blocked)
- Bernahara Road (Half of the Carriage Way Blocked)
- Douglas Road, Ballasalla (Large Tree Overhanging Road)
- Glen Tramman, Ramsey (Completely Blocked)
- Ginger Hall (Half of the Carriage Way Blocked)
- Ballanard Road - Abbeylands Side (Half of the Carriage Way Blocked)
- Marine Drive/Port Soderick Junction (Road Partially Blocked)
- Old Castletown Road (Road Partially Blocked)
- Ballamodha (Road Blocked)
Any trees causing travel disruption should be reported to the Department of Infrastructure on 672000.
This list was last updated at 8.32am on Friday. We will continue to update this list throughout the day, as and when updates come in.