239 hours of sunshine recorded in the month
May was warmer than average on the Isle of Man.
Data collected by Ronaldsway Met Office shows the average temperature was 0.7 degrees Celsius higher than normal.
There were three days of the month where temperatures reached more than 20 degrees Celsius.
The warmest day, at 23.1, was 26 May.
Just over 239 hours of sunshine were recorded through the month with three ground frosts also noted.
MHK believes 'progressive' House of Keys will make a lot of changes
15 of 24 members in new House were elected for the first time
Trader frustrated with bank over withdrawal of cash deposit facility
Building work at Barclays means money can't be banked
Who should be the next chief minister?
Statisticians on the Island believe it'd be a 'tall order' for a new MHK, but it wouldn't be unheard of
Prospective commissioner wants to help people 'as much as possible'
Marown holding a by-election for new board member
