The Steam Packet Company's cancelled two of today's ferry crossings in the face of bad weather.
Strong winds mean the Manannan's sailings at 8am to Heysham and her return trip at midday and have been called off.
Ronaldsway Met Office has issued an amber weather warning today for waves being driven over exposed coast roads.
Forecasters say the Tongue in Douglas, Mezeron Corner and West Quay in Ramsey, and Back Hope Street in Castletown may also see some flooding at high tide at around 1pm.
**Sailing Update – Issued at 06:41hrs**
— Steam Packet Company (@iomsteampacket) April 17, 2018
Based on the latest weather forecast the following sailings have been cancelled.
Douglas – Heysham 17th April at 08:00hrs
Heysham – Douglas 17th April at 12:00hrs... https://t.co/pPYL6UuLEc
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