Thick fog to create dangerous driving conditions for UK commuters
Summary
Thick fog is forecast in parts of the UK, with poor visibility likely to disrupt Thursday morning commutes. High pressure and lighter winds are expected to bring further mist and fog into next week, while rain will be limited in many areas.Key Facts
- Wednesday will bring showers mainly to southern Scotland, northern England and north Wales before drier weather and sunny spells develop.
- Temperatures on Wednesday are forecast to reach 12 to 16C, slightly above average.
- Fog is expected to develop overnight into Thursday, especially in east Wales and central and southern England.
- The fog could be dense and may persist in some places until lunchtime Thursday.
- Rain is likely on Friday and Saturday across Scotland, Northern Ireland and northern parts of England and Wales.
- Mist and fog may also form in eastern and southern England on Friday and Saturday.
- High pressure is expected to bring light winds and further morning fog through much of the first week of November.
- The article says some reservoirs remain exceptionally low despite England and Wales receiving around average October rainfall.
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