Japan deploys 110,000 rescuers after typhoon
Hagibis - the worst typhoon to hit the country in decades - leaves at least 40 dead, with 16 missing.
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Weather warnings explained
20th September 2018 Last updated at 14:41
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BBC Weather carries National Severe Weather Warnings which are issued by the Met Office. The colour-coded warnings indicate severe weather is forecast. But what do they mean? BBC Weather's Chris Fawkes explains.
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