Northern Gloucestershire is under a yellow weather warning for fog from 6pm on Monday 9 November until 10am on Tuesday 10 November, the Met Office has said.
The fog is expected to become dense at times overnight, with visibility reduced to less than 100 metres in places. It should thin and clear during Tuesday morning.
What it could mean for travel
The Met Office says journeys may be slower, with delays to bus and train services. There is also a chance of delays or cancellations to flights, and ferry travel may be affected.
If you need to drive
- Leave extra time for your journey.
- Check that your fog lights work before you set off, and know how to switch them on.
- Check road conditions and your travel company’s updates before you leave.
- If the trip can wait until the fog has cleared, it may be the safer choice.
A similar fog warning was in place on Sunday night for Gloucestershire and the wider South West. The latest warnings for your area are on the Met Office website at weather.metoffice.gov.uk/warnings-and-advice/uk-warnings, which shows whether a warning has changed or been lifted.
