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What's a yellow warning?

The Met Office uses a colour-coded system to communicate potential weather hazards. A yellow warning, like the one issued for flooding, means you should be aware of possible disruption to travel, outdoor activities, or even power supplies. It's a heads-up to plan ahead and prepare, rather than a severe immediate threat.

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