Out of a clear blue sky, a mini twister has been reported in the west of the Island.
It appeared while Dee McClure was seeing to her horse in a stable at Little London, above Cronk-y-Voddy.
She says conditions were very still, when suddenly a strong wind started.
A spokesman for the met office says its likely to have been caused by a big difference in the temperatures of the concrete in the yard and the surrounding countryside, which resulted in air rushing in to replace hot air that had risen up.
Changes to religious education 'about religious literacy, not promoting any particular religion'
'No conservation advantage' to introducing red squirrels on Island
Manx Youth Orchestra set to return to Villa Marina for Christmas concert
Donate a wrapped gift to a child this Christmas
