It's the first anniversary of a certain event and the government has issued a Severe Mope Warning, particularly around parts of the North East. There follows an explanation of the various warning levels. Mope warning codes Our mope service has three types of warnings that will help you prepare for moping and take action. They are: Mope Alert Mope Warning Severe Mope Warning Mope Alert What it means Moping is possible. Be prepared. When it's used Two hours to two days in advance of moping. What to do Be prepared to act on your mope plan. Prepare a mope kit of essential items. Monitor local mope levels and the mope forecast on our website. Mope Warning What it means Moping is expected. Immediate action required. When it's used Half an hour to one day in advance of moping. What to do Move family, pets and valuables to a safe place. Turn off gas, electricity and water supplies if safe to do so. Put mope protection equipment in place. Severe Mope Warning What it means Severe moping. Danger to life. When it's used When moping poses a significant threat to life. What to do Stay in a safe place with a means of escape. Be ready should you need to evacuate from your home. Co-operate with the emergency services. Call 999 if you are in immediate danger. Warnings no longer in force What it means No further moping is currently expected in your area. When it's used When mope levels begin to return to normal. What to do Be careful. Mopery may still be around for several days. If you've been moped, ring your insurance company as soon as possible.
