The warnings come less than a week after the Isle of Wight was last hit by heavy rain and floods.
It has issued an amber wind warning, valid on Thursday from 06:00 GMT until 20:00.The island is poised for heavy rain and flooding ahead of the arrival of Storm Ciarán
The authority also said while van permits are still required, people will not have to wait for the physical permit to be issued for immediate visits to the household waste and recycling centres. The statement added: "Please take care. As well as damage to properties, flood water can present a health concern if you come into contact with it.
The Environment Agency is continuing to advise island residents to take care to protect themselves and their property.
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