Strong gusty winds are expected to sweep over Bradford district today while a weather warning remains in place throughout Christmas eve.

The Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for wind between 8am and 10pm on Sunday, December 24.

The warning states: "Strong, very gusty winds may again cause some travel disruption during Sunday, Christmas Eve."

Here's a guide on what to expect from yellow weather warnings and an hour-by-hour weather forecast by the Met Office.

What does a yellow weather warning mean? 

A yellow weather warning means there could be disruption to journeys, damage to buildings, injuries from debris, and fallen trees. 

It also means there is a chance that power cuts may occur and other services, such as mobile phone coverage, could be affected.

Northern Powergrid confirmed its teams will be on stand-by and ready to be deployed to affected areas in Yorkshire.

Hour-by-hour forecast for Bradford

Here's Sunday's hour-by-hour forecast for Bradford, according to the Met Office's latest forecast.

Wind speeds are different to wind gusts, which show the highest wind speed that you may encounter at that time, as winds peak and lull.

11am - low to medium chance of rain, temperature of 13 degrees Celsius, wind speed of 23mph, wind gusts of 47mph

12pm - low chance of rain, temperature of 13 degrees Celsius, wind speed of 24mph, wind gusts of 50mph

1pm - low to medium chance of rain, temperature of 12 degrees Celsius, wind speed of 27mph, wind gusts of 54mph

2pm - low chance of rain, temperature of 11 degrees Celsius, wind speed of 23mph, wind gusts of 46mph

3pm - low chance of rain, temperature of 10 degrees Celsius, wind speed of 22mph, wind gusts of 46mph

4pm -  low chance of rain, temperature of 10 degrees Celsius, wind speed of 22mph, wind gusts of 46mph

5pm - low to medium chance of rain, temperature of 10 degrees Celsius, wind speed of 23mph, wind gusts of 47mph

6pm - low chance of rain, temperature of 10 degrees Celsius, wind speed of 22mph, wind gusts of 46mph

7pm - low chance of rain, temperature of 10 degrees Celsius, wind speed of 22mph, wind gusts of 46mph

8pm - low chance of rain, temperature of 9 degrees Celsius, wind speed of 22mph, wind gusts of 44mph

9pm -  low to medium chance of rain, temperature of 9 degrees Celsius, wind speed of 21mph, wind gusts of 44mph

10pm - low chance of rain, temperature of 9 degrees Celsius, wind speed of 20mph, wind gusts of 42mph

11pm -  low chance of rain, temperature of 9 degrees Celsius, wind speed of 20mph, wind gusts of 41mph

What to do about power cuts and fallen trees

Customers who experience a power cut can report it online by visiting www.northernpowergrid.com or calling 105. 

Reports will help teams locate where the faults are on the network.

If you spot any fallen trees on Northern Powergrid’s power lines/poles or damaged cables due to the strong winds, stay clear and call 105 immediately.