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Met Office issues 10-hour yellow weather warning across South West
Visibility could fall below 100 metres as the yellow warning covers roads, rail and flights, with disruption most likely early Sunday morning.
- Londoners awoke to thick fog on Saturday morning as the Met Office issued a yellow weather warning, cautioning residents about potential travel disruption in the early hours.
- The warning covers large parts of the South West, West Midlands, and central southern England, including Devon, Dorset, Gloucestershire, Somerset, Wiltshire, and Bath.
- Visibility could fall below 100 metres in places, with the Met Office indicating a 50-75 per cent likelihood of moderate impact on bus, train, and flight services.
- A Met Office spokesperson advised drivers to "check road conditions if driving, leaving extra journey time," while TfL buses and London Underground lines remain operational.
- Thick fog is expected to persist through the night before slowly clearing during Sunday morning, though southern parts of England may see some sunshine later in the day.
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