Met Office issues weather warning for part of Wales

The Met Office has issued a weather warning for parts of Wales bordering the north west of England. Wrexham and surrounding areas will experience potentially-dense fog from 5 am to 10 am on Monday, September 16. This warning comes as the Met Office predicts widespread mist and patchy fog overnight for Wales, along with rain across central and southern regions.

Monday is expected to start with a misty morning for many areas, with a specific warning for more disruptive fog covering Wrexham, parts of Shropshire, and the area between Manchester and Liverpool. The Met Office highlighted that this could be one of the first instances in the autumn of 2024 where widespread fog develops and lasts well into the morning, possibly causing longer journey times.

The official advice urges people to be prepared for delays by checking road conditions, allowing extra travel time, and ensuring fog lights are functioning before setting off on journeys. Bus, train, flight, and ferry services may also be affected, so travellers are advised to stay updated with their travel companies’ information and follow their guidance.

People in the warned areas are advised to prepare for potentially challenging travel conditions and take necessary precautions to ensure their safety. For further updates and breaking news, you can join the WhatsApp news community for the latest information.

Please remember to stay informed and take necessary precautions based on the weather advice provided by the authorities. Stay safe and plan your journeys accordingly to avoid any disruptions due to the weather conditions.