Thick fog is expected to develop across parts of the UK this week, particularly affecting the Thursday morning commute with potentially dangerous driving conditions, according to BBC UK News. The fog is forecast to form as winds lighten following a period of stormy weather caused by an active jet stream, with high pressure systems bringing calmer but mistier conditions.
This settled weather pattern, characterised by lighter winds and the risk of mist and fog, is likely to continue into next week, especially during overnight and morning periods. The fog may persist until midday in some areas, increasing the risk for motorists. Additionally, despite average October rainfall, some reservoirs remain exceptionally low, and the dry conditions may persist into early November.
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Source: BBC UK News. Aggregated summary, not independent reporting.