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Major incident declared amid red weather warning Major incident closed as storm force winds ease
(32 minutes later)
Several roads across the island have been blocked by fallen treesSeveral roads across the island have been blocked by fallen trees
A plea for people to stay at home remains in place on the Isle of Man scores of trees as Storm Éowyn continue to block arterial routes and hinder access for the emergency services. A major incident declared after Storm Éowyn brought scores of trees down blocking arterial routes and hindering access for emergency services on the Isle of Man has been closed.
The Department of Infrastructure (DOI) said although the weather warning had been downgraded from red to amber, out 20 routes remained shut. A red weather warning in place for seven hours has been downgraded to yellow, but the government said there was significant debris on the roads, with some still shut.
Ronaldsway Met Office said gusts of up to 94mph (151km/h) had been recorded at Castletown Harbour during the peak of the storm. Ronaldsway Met Office recorded the highest winds for 20 years at the airport at 81mph (130km/h) and gusts of up to 107mph (172km/h) hit Snaefell Mountain.
The DOI said the impact on services had become "over and above" what it could "comfortably manage", but the situation would be reviewed at 15:00. The government said police had logged more than 100 incidents during the peak of the storm, with about 30 roads "closed or blocked at any one time".
Despite the easing of the weather warning, people have been advised to continue to travel only when necessary and those who did venture out were urged to "drive to the conditions" .
The Isle of Man Constabulary said the Mountain Road would reopen at 17:00 GMT but high sided vehicles were advised to "exercise caution".
Many of the trees have now been cleared, including one at Abbeylands in OnchanMany of the trees have now been cleared, including one at Abbeylands in Onchan
In a statement, the DOI said: "Response teams continue to work tirelessly to keep arterial routes clear, but some teams have been withdrawn due to the risk of falling trees in certain areas. The Department of Infrastructure previously said the impact on services during the peak of the storm had become "over and above" what it could "comfortably manage".
Additional resource was called in to assist where it was safe to do so, it said. All flights and ferries to and from the island were suspended amid the conditions.
"The situation is being constantly reviewed, updates will be provided."
All flights and ferries to and from the island were suspended amid the conditions, and the A18 Mountain Road remains closed.
Both primary and secondary schools were closed for the day along with all public counters as a result of the conditions.Both primary and secondary schools were closed for the day along with all public counters as a result of the conditions.
A decision on the resumption of bus service, which had originally been due to start at 14:00, would be made "later", the DOI said. However, a decision on the resumption of bus service, which had originally been due to start at 14:00, would be made "later", the DOI said.
A damaged tree overhanging a road in the island's capital has since been removedA damaged tree overhanging a road in the island's capital has since been removed
People have been urged to stay clear of Peel power station due to damage to its stackPeople have been urged to stay clear of Peel power station due to damage to its stack
Manx Utilities said there were about 250 households without power across the island, including about 100 households in the area from Baldwin to Glen Helen, and would respond "as soon as possible". Manx Utilities said there were about 370 properties without power across the island, including about 100 households in the area from Baldwin to Glen Helen.
The authority has also called for the public to "keep clear of the area" of Peel power station after the gales caused damage to part of the stack at the facility. The authority said it was "working to restore supplies as quickly as possible", but in some cases "we have had to wait for the winds to abate a little as it would've been unsafe to proceed".
Its teams were also dealing with a water mains burst that serves the area from Ballaugh to Orrisdale, it added. The government owned utilities provider said it was also dealing with two water mains failures due to uprooted trees and a pumping station affected by the power outages.
The authority also called for the public to "keep clear of the area" of Peel power station after the gales caused damage to part of the stack at the facility.
Manx Care cancelled most of its planned appointments for patients "unless there is a clinical imperative for them to proceed".Manx Care cancelled most of its planned appointments for patients "unless there is a clinical imperative for them to proceed".
The island's coastline was hit by large waves at high tideThe island's coastline was hit by large waves at high tide
Police said damage to roofs had led to the closure of roads around Henry Bloom Noble School in Douglas and Ramsey Shipyard. Police said damage to roofs had led to the closure of roads around Ramsey Shipyard.
While those in the vicinity of Peel Fire station, Balladoole Farm in Fishers Hill, and Michael Street in Peel were shut due to falling debris. While those in the vicinity of Peel Fire station and Michael Street in Peel were shut due to falling debris.
East Foxdale Road, at the Eairy, was closed due to a tree having fallen on power lines.East Foxdale Road, at the Eairy, was closed due to a tree having fallen on power lines.
Duke Street remains closed and Bradda East is set to remain shut overnight.
Fallen treesFallen trees
Ballamanagh Road, Sulby (road blocked)
Braddan Bridge (dangerous tree)
Ballawhattleworth Peel (partially blocked)
Foxdale Road near James Cubbons House
Kerrow Garrow, St Johns (road blocked)
Kentragh Back Road (road blocked)
Braaid to St Marks (road blocked)
Curragh Road, St Johns (road blocked)Curragh Road, St Johns (road blocked)
Sulby Claddaghs/Ballamanagh Road (road blocked)Sulby Claddaghs/Ballamanagh Road (road blocked)
Sulby School (partially blocked)Sulby School (partially blocked)
Sulby Straight (partially blocked)Sulby Straight (partially blocked)
Ballig Bridge to Ballacraine (road blocked)Ballig Bridge to Ballacraine (road blocked)
Braaid Road, Glen Vine (partially blocked)Braaid Road, Glen Vine (partially blocked)
Port Jack (loose road signs)Port Jack (loose road signs)
Lhen Road, Bride (2 trees blocking road) Lhen Road, Bride (two trees blocking road)
Saddle Road (partially blocked)
Phildraw Road (road blocked)Phildraw Road (road blocked)
St Judes Loop Road (road blocked)St Judes Loop Road (road blocked)
Governors Hill (road blocked)Governors Hill (road blocked)
Injerbrek (road blocked)Injerbrek (road blocked)
Balliera Road (road blocked)Balliera Road (road blocked)
Saddle Road (road blocked)
Top Road, Crosby (road blocked)Top Road, Crosby (road blocked)
The Switchback (Completely Blocked) The Switchback (road blocked)
Mount Rule (road blocked)Mount Rule (road blocked)
Glen Maye (road blocked)Glen Maye (road blocked)
Bernahara Road (partially blocked)Bernahara Road (partially blocked)
Douglas Road, Ballasalla (Large Tree Overhanging Road) Douglas Road, Ballasalla (large tree overhanging road)
Glen Tramman, Ramsey (Completely Blocked) Glen Tramman, Ramsey (road blocked)
Ginger Hall (partially blocked)Ginger Hall (partially blocked)
Ballanard Road - Abbeylands Side (partially blocked)Ballanard Road - Abbeylands Side (partially blocked)
Marine Drive/Port Soderick Junction (partially blocked)Marine Drive/Port Soderick Junction (partially blocked)
Old Castletown Road (partially blocked)Old Castletown Road (partially blocked)
Mooragh Park in Ramsey was also hit by the galesMooragh Park in Ramsey was also hit by the gales
Closures
All of the island's civic amenity sites
Sea Terminal
National Sports Centre
Douglas Library and City Hall
Roundhouse
Isle of Man Bank
Lloyds Bank
EVF Peveril Road, in Peel, due to storm damage
Douglas City hall and library
Ramsey Library and town hall
George Hordman Library - Port Erin
Southern Swimming Pool
All Clear Pharmacy branches - aiming to reopen from 14:00 and branches within Tesco stores to remain closed
Telecoms provider Sure said there had been temporary phone coverage issues across the west of the island for its customers due to a power outage at its Beary site, but that had since been resolved.Telecoms provider Sure said there had been temporary phone coverage issues across the west of the island for its customers due to a power outage at its Beary site, but that had since been resolved.
However, the company's Bride site remains out of service and engineers would look to recover service once it was "safe to visit the site".However, the company's Bride site remains out of service and engineers would look to recover service once it was "safe to visit the site".
Manx Care said connectivity issues caused by the storm are impacting Laxey and Village Walk Health Centre, which is arranging a phone divert.
Similar issues are being experienced by the Department of Environment, Food and Agriculture's forestry team.
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