Gusts of up to 65mph are set to batter coasts as ferry and rail passengers are warned of cancellations and delays.The Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for wind in parts of England and Wales from 6am on Saturday until 9pm the same day.Boat crossings on the Irish Sea in the morning and the English Channel in the afternoon will likely be hit by the turbulent wind conditions as prolonged rain is also forecast.Parts of South Wales and south-west England could see gusts of up to 50mph wh

Gusts of up to 65mph are set to batter coasts as ferry and rail passengers are warned of cancellations and delays.The Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for wind in parts of England and Wales from 6am on Saturday until 9pm the same day.Boat crossings on the Irish Sea in the morning and the English Channel in the afternoon will likely be hit by the turbulent wind conditions as prolonged rain is also forecast.Parts of South Wales and south-west England could see gusts of up to 50mph while coastal areas are at risk of 60-65mph wind speeds, the weather service said.A separate yellow weather warning for rain has also been issued for Northern Ireland which begins at 12am on Saturday and ends at 12pm the same day.This could mean flooding of train tracks and homes along with power cuts and road closures, according to the Met Office.Gusts of 30 to 35mph are likely, while wind speeds of up to 50mph could also hit the east near coastal areas.