Met Office issues amber warning for wind: Yorkshire & Humber
The Met Office has issued an amber warning for wind — Yorkshire & Humber. Check the Met Office site for the map, the exact area and the times it covers.
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The Met Office has issued an amber warning. The warning headline, verbatim: “Amber warning of wind affecting Yorkshire & Humber”.
What the Met Office says
Amber warning of wind affecting Yorkshire & Humber: North Yorkshire valid from 2000 Sat 24 Oct to 2100 Sun 25 Oct
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Open the warning on the Met Office site for the map, the exact area and the times. We do not rewrite or interpret the forecast: go to the source for current detail.
Where this article comes from
Assembled automatically from the open Met Office warnings feed, the same one behind our weather page. Yellow warnings are not carried as news: they are issued almost daily.
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