Southweather Warnings are for information purposes only, it is the responsibility of the Met Office to issue Weather Warnings for the United Kingdom. You can view the current warnings issued here.
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Warnings Explained
Southweather issue three types of weather alerts, weather advisory, weather warning & flash warning. Here is a short explanation about each type of warning.
Weather Advisory
A weather advisory can be issued up to 3 days in advance of severe weather. A weather advisory indicates a 30-40% chance of adverse weather.
Weather Warning
A weather warning can be issued up to 2 days in advance of severe weather. A weather weather warning indicates a 40-60% chance of adverse weather.
Flash Warning
A flash warning can be issued within 1 day of a severe weather event occurring. A weather advisory and warning can both be superseded by a flash warning. Most flash warnings are issued on the day severe weather is expected.
Southweather issue three types of weather alerts, weather advisory, weather warning & flash warning. Here is a short explanation about each type of warning.
Weather Advisory
A weather advisory can be issued up to 3 days in advance of severe weather. A weather advisory indicates a 30-40% chance of adverse weather.
Weather Warning
A weather warning can be issued up to 2 days in advance of severe weather. A weather weather warning indicates a 40-60% chance of adverse weather.
Flash Warning
A flash warning can be issued within 1 day of a severe weather event occurring. A weather advisory and warning can both be superseded by a flash warning. Most flash warnings are issued on the day severe weather is expected.