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Why are areas 'identified'?

When the Met Office identifies specific areas, it means their forecasting models show a higher probability of significant weather impact there. This precision helps local authorities and individuals prepare more effectively. For instance, knowing 107 areas are affected allows for targeted warnings and resource allocation, rather than a blanket national alert.

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