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What is a yellow weather warning?
The Met Office uses a colour-coded system to warn the public about potentially severe weather. A yellow warning means there could be some disruption, like travel delays or power cuts, but it's not usually life-threatening. This story highlights yellow warnings for thunderstorms, advising people to be aware of the changing conditions.
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