Storm Agnes is due to hit the island from 2:00pm. | ITV News Granada
Islanders are being asked to 'take great care' as travel delays, cancellations, road closures, power cuts and potential damage to property is likely.
They added that anyone who requires urgent or emergency treatment at the Emergency Department will receive it.All of today's ferry sailings have been cancelled in anticipation of the stormy conditions. Passengers who were booked on the sailings are being asked to contact the reservations team on 661661.One of the island's airlines is offering a free exchange on tickets for those who were booked on a flight today.Cancelled flights include:The Isle of Man Airport continues to face disruption, this time due to Storm Agnes.Manx Wildlife Trust has also urged people to keep an eye out for washed-up seal pups that may be found around the island's coastline.
Australia Latest News, Australia Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Storm Agnes: Expected gales lead to Isle of Man ferry disruptionSevere gales set to be brought by Strom Agnes lead to the scrapping of most of Wednesday's sailings.
Read more »
Storm Agnes: Weather warnings in force as storm nears IrelandHigh winds and heavy rain are expected across the UK and Ireland on Wednesday and Thursday.
Read more »
Met Office issue warnings as Storm Agnes to batter UK with 80mph winds this weekHigh winds and showers are predicted for most parts of the UK this week
Read more »
Storm Agnes to batter UK with strong winds and heavy rainThe first named storm of the season could bring gusts of up to 80mph in some places.
Read more »
Storm Agnes to batter UK with strong winds and heavy rainThe first named storm of the season could bring gusts of up to 80mph in some places.
Read more »
Perth and Kinross to be hit by hurricane-force winds as Storm Agnes closes inMoisture from tropical Storm Ophelia in the United States has been scooped up by a deep low pressure system, and is expected to bring 80mph winds
Read more »