- The 20:30 GMT sailing of the Ben-my-Chree from Douglas to Heysham and its return have both been scrapped
- Gusts of up to 60 mph (95km/h) are expected to hit the island overnight.
- A yellow weather warning for severe gales and heavy rain has been put in place until 12:00 on Friday.
Severe gales over the Irish Sea have led to the cancellation of evening ferry crossings between the Isle of Man and Lancashire, reported by BBC.
England Ferry Cancellation
The 20:30 GMT sailing of the Ben-my-Chree from Douglas to Heysham and its return have both been scrapped, the Isle of Man Steam Packet Company said.
Gusts of up to 60 mph (95km/h) are expected to hit the island overnight.
Ronaldsway Met Office said the gales would be coupled with heavy rain, likely to cause localized flooding.
A yellow weather warning for severe gales and heavy rain has been put in place until 12:00 on Friday.
People have been warned to expect “large areas of standing water on roads and some localized flooding and falling debris from damaged trees and buildings”.
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Source: BBC