Fog and driving conditions in the UK
Climate · First reported 1 Nov, 00:33 · Updated 01:07

The reports describe fog-related travel hazards and a forecast of fog patches continuing into the week. The BBC highlights areas prone to morning fog, while GB News focuses on a Met Office warning and Sunday conditions.
- The BBC says fog is most likely during morning commutes in the Scottish glens, Central Belt, Cheshire Plains, Vale of York and parts of Northern Ireland, with patches possible elsewhere.
- GB News reports a Met Office fog warning covering broad areas of England and parts of Wales, with visibility below 100 metres in some places.
- Both reports describe high pressure and fog or mist continuing into the coming days; GB News also reports that Sunday fog is expected to lift and may cause public transport delays.
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- BBC forecast period
- Monday to Friday, with little change expected.
- Areas named by BBC
- Scottish glens, Central Belt, Cheshire Plains, Vale of York and parts of Northern Ireland.
- Visibility cited by GB News
- Below 100 metres in some patches.
- Drought-related rainfall figure
- The report says the Environment Agency requires rainfall 20% above average over the next half-year to end the drought.
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