1. Colour coded weather warning system is used to alert the public to the predicted severity of weather: cyclones, floods, storms, and winds.
2. The color system ranges from green, which is low risk, to red, which is the highest risk of severe conditions.
3. Let’s overlook these:

1. YELLOW

• Yellow level weather alerts are to notify those who are at risk because of their location and/or activity and to allow them to take preventative action.
• It is used for weather conditions that do not pose an immediate threat to the general population, but only to those exposed to risk by nature of their location and/or activity.

2. ORANGE

• The orange level indicates the weather conditions which have the capacity to impact significantly people in the affected areas.
• Its issue implies that all recipients in the affected areas should prepare themselves in an appropriate way for the anticipated conditions.

3.  RED

• Red level severe weather warnings should be a comparatively rare event and implies that recipients take action to protect themselves and/or their properties.
• This is usually done by moving their families out of the danger zone temporarily (evacuation), by staying indoors, or by other specific actions aimed at mitigating the effects of the weather conditions.
• It is in the case of a red weather alert that we could see serious disruption to public transport, road closures and school closures.

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