Thick fog to create hazardous driving conditions into next week
Summary
Dense fog is forecast across parts of the UK on Sunday and into next week, with hazardous driving conditions and possible travel disruption. High pressure is expected to keep most areas dry, while morning fog risk shifts north and temperatures remain near average for early November.Key Facts
- Parts of the Midlands, east Wales and eastern England face the greatest risk of dense fog on Sunday morning.
- A yellow weather warning was issued for parts of England and Wales early Saturday, with road visibility expected to fall below 100 metres in places.
- The fog risk is expected to shift north from Monday as clear skies and light winds allow mist and fog to form overnight.
- Areas prone to dense fog during morning commutes include the Scottish glens, Central Belt, Cheshire Plains, Vale of York and parts of Northern Ireland.
- Fog and low cloud may clear slowly and disrupt travel.
- Most of the UK is expected to stay dry, though eastern and southern coastal counties could see a few showers.
- Afternoon highs are forecast to range from 11 to 14°C; overnight lows could reach 2 to 3°C in the north and 5 to 8°C farther south.
- The settled, dry weather pattern is expected to continue into early November, with little prospect of significant rainfall.
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