Fog could cause problems for travel and plans across five council areas of Wales tonight and into tomorrow morning, after the Met Office issued a yellow weather warning.
Where and when
The warning comes into force at 6pm today (Monday 9 November) and stays in place until 10am tomorrow (Tuesday 10 November). It covers:
- Conwy
- Denbighshire
- Flintshire
- Powys
- Wrexham
What the warning means
Yellow is the Met Office's 'be aware' level. It means the fog could disrupt people's plans and their travel during that 16-hour window, so anyone with journeys planned overnight or early on Tuesday should bear it in mind.
Visibility forecast
The Met Office forecast for Wrexham, Llandudno and Brecon suggests visibility will be at its poorest early on Tuesday, falling to 690m in Wrexham at 6am.
The lowest visibility forecast across those three towns, at three-hourly intervals, is:
- 3pm Monday – 4km (Wrexham)
- 6pm Monday – 4km (Brecon)
- 9pm Monday – 4km (Wrexham)
- Midnight Tuesday – 4km (Wrexham)
- 3am Tuesday – 4km (Wrexham)
- 6am Tuesday – 690m (Wrexham)
- 9am Tuesday – 4km (Wrexham)
- Noon Tuesday – 6.5km (Brecon)
The warning is due to end at 10am on Tuesday. Details of the warning, along with the forecast for your own town, can be found on the Wales Updates weather page.
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