An urgent weather warning has been issued for Friday morning in Wales. The Met Office has issued a yellow alert in place until 9 am, warning of areas of dense fog that are likely to cause travel delays. The forecasters have cautioned that flights may be cancelled and commuters could face danger on the roads. The areas of fog, including some dense patches reducing visibility to less than 100 metres at times, are expected to impact travel during the morning rush hour. However, the fog is expected to slowly lift and clear through the morning.
To avoid delays, the Met Office advises drivers to check road conditions, allow extra journey time, and amend plans if necessary. They also recommend ensuring fog lights are working before setting off on a journey. Additionally, bus and train services, as well as flights and ferry travel, may be affected, so travellers are urged to check for updates from their travel companies and follow their advice.
Weather warnings can change, so the Met Office advises staying up to date with the forecast in your area. The warning covers the south and east of the country, extending as far west as Bath and as far north as Birmingham, Peterborough, and Norwich. Stay informed and take necessary precautions to ensure safety during the challenging weather conditions anticipated.
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