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The Met Office has issued a yellow weather advisory for the Southwest as heavy fog is forecast this week.
The warning is in effect from 4 pm today (December 7) until 11 am tomorrow (Tuesday December 8).
Fog is expected to affect parts of Bristol, Bath, Somerset and Gloucestershire.
The Met Office said the fog would lead to some travel disruptions, specifically slower travel times with possible delays in bus and train services.
He added that there could also be the possibility of flight delays or cancellations.
A spokesperson said: “Fog and icy fog will persist and become widespread Monday night, through Tuesday morning.”
“Visibility is likely to be less than 100m in locations that cause difficult driving conditions and some transport disruptions.
“The strange icy stretch is also possible.”
The fog is expected to clear tomorrow afternoon in most areas of the UK.
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South West weather forecast
Today:
The icy fog patches will clear for most to leave a dry day with some periods of sunshine. Some showers near the southern shores. Feeling colder than average, especially in the presence of persistent fog. Light winds. Maximum temperature 8 ° C.
Tonight:
Overnight, some rains will start pouring in from the west, while in some parts of the east an icy fog may develop again. Staying cold with light winds and frost. Minimum temperature -4 ° C.
Tuesday:
There will be rains on Tuesday, some heavy, especially in the west. Possibly some early ice patches too. Further east, brilliant weather after the icy start with local fog. Light winds. Maximum temperature 8 ° C
Outlook from Wednesday to Friday:
Wednesday will be mostly dry with some brilliant spells after an icy start and local fog. Rain later, becoming erratic on Thursday. Cloudy Friday with more rain at times.
You can see a map of the entire area covered by the weather warning here.
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