The Met Office issued a yellow fog warning, with visibility plummeting in London, Birmingham, Greater Manchester and other places
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The UK has been shrouded in a large area of dense fog recently. Analysis by the Meteorological Department believes that stable high pressure, low temperature and calm wind conditions combined with residual particles from recent fireworks have contributed to the formation of dense fog. The Met Office has issued a yellow fog warning.
China News Service, London, November 10 (Reporter Ouyang Kaiyu) Recently, large-scale dense fog has enveloped many places in England and Wales, causing many traffic accidents and causing traffic delays. The British Meteorological Office issued a new round of yellow fog warning on the 9th.
This round of heavy fog covers London, Birmingham, Greater Manchester and many other places. Visibility has dropped sharply in a large area from England to Wales, with some areas being less than 100 meters. The bad weather has caused a number of car accidents, including a multi-car collision on the M20 in Kent. Thick fog also affects game viewing and air travel. Heathrow Airport reminds passengers to check flights in advance and reserve sufficient travel time.
The Meteorological Department analyzed that the stable high pressure, low temperature and calm wind environment over the UK combined with the residual particles from recent fireworks have contributed to the formation of large-scale dense fog.
According to the latest warning, areas such as eastern Wales, central England, and East Anglia will again encounter dense fog and air masses, which will increase road traffic risks and may cause delays in public transportation and flights.
The British Transport Agency reminds drivers to strictly control their speed, increase their following distance, and avoid misjudgment caused by following the tail lights of vehicles in front of them. Travelers should pay attention to road conditions and airline updates at all times, and adjust their itineraries flexibly. (over)
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