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Thick fog to create hazardous driving conditions into next week
Dense fog will blanket parts of the UK on Sunday and into next week, causing dangerous driving conditions.
England and Wales are most likely to experience the foggy conditions on Sunday, before the threat shifts northwards into next week.
It comes after the Met Office issued a yellow weather warning for parts of England and Wales early on Saturday morning with visibility on roads predicted to drop to less than 100m in places.
Further warnings could be issued in the coming days as the waning strength of the late autumn sun means mist, fog and patches of low cloud are slow to clear.
On Sunday morning the areas most at risk of seeing dense fog patches are parts of the Midlands, east Wales and eastern England. Some patchy mist and fog could form elsewhere too.
A weak weather front will bring a band of cloud and light drizzle over southern Scotland, northern England and the far north of Wales meaning these areas should have less chance of fog first thing on Sunday.
Brighter weather will develop more widely across Scotland and Northern Ireland and apart from the odd shower, many places here will enjoy spells of autumn sunshine.
Map of the North Atlantic for Monday showing High pressure over the UK
From Monday onward, high pressure will remain the dominant weather system with the threat of fog shifting northwards.
As skies clear overnight and winds remain light, mist and fog patches will readily form, and combine with some slightly cooler nights and following days.