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Transport · 7 hours ago

Why England and Wales face 'hazardous' fog after recent storms

Why England and Wales face 'hazardous' fog after recent storms

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Dense fog is expected to form across parts of the UK overnight into Thursday, creating hazardous driving conditions for the morning rush hour, BBC forecasters say. After a run of storms, high pressure is bringing calmer weather. Fog will be most widespread in east Wales and central and southern England and may linger until lunchtime in some places, with more misty mornings likely next week.

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