Sentence examples for yellow alerts from inspiring English sources

During holidays lately, we get all these condition orange, condition yellow alerts.

The Met Office has issued 12 "be aware" yellow alerts for snow and ice across Scotland, North-East England, Yorkshire, the Midlands and London.

Yellow alerts, which warn of the likelihood of rain, have been issued for most of central, northern and eastern England and north-east Wales.

What with yellow alerts and the war in Iraq and Arnold Schwarzenegger, it was hard not to feel sorry for these nine men and women as they struggled for attention.

"[There are] going to be quite heavy showers and a number of areas have been issued with yellow alerts, which mean just to be aware that there could be some very heavy downpours, but quite intermittent," Mears said.

Elsewhere in the UK, the Met Office has also issued yellow alerts for the west coast of Britain.

These comprised 1) a figure with the percentage of countywide absentee trends by age group (<5, 6 11, 12 14, 15 17, and >18 years of age); 2) a table with the countywide absentee percentages by mean, ratio, standard deviation, and alert status (red alert, yellow alert, or warning); 3) a list of the alerted schools; and 4) a geographic information system map with the alerted school locations.

Now we're back on "yellow alert".

A yellow alert would reflect an "elevated condition" and "significant risk" of a terrorist strike.

The system was on yellow alert, but the system was flawed.

Because SARS victims spread the virus most quickly when they are very sick, Hong Kong has declared a "yellow alert".