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Dense fog and Met Office yellow warning: travel delays possible until morning of 10 November

The Met Office has issued a yellow fog warning from the evening of 9 November until 10:00 UTC on Tuesday 10 November 2026. Train and bus delays and flight disruption are possible.

Author: Thames Compass editorial teamPublished: 2 min read

Dense fog and Met Office yellow warning: travel delays possible until morning of 10 November

The Met Office is warning of dense fog that could disrupt travel. According to BBC Weather, fog is returning and may cause disruption until Tuesday 10 November 2026.

What the warning says

The Met Office issued a yellow fog warning at 08:45 UTC on Monday 9 November 2026. It is valid from 18:00 UTC on Monday until 10:00 UTC on Tuesday 10 November.

The description says fog will redevelop in the evening and become dense at times overnight. It is expected to thin and clear on Tuesday morning.

The Met Office rates the likelihood of impacts as high (50–75%) and the impact as moderate. That is why the warning is yellow.

A railway station in fog
Fog can cause delays to trains and buses.

What to expect

  • Longer journey times and possible delays to buses and trains.
  • Possible delays or cancellations to flights.
  • Difficult driving conditions.

The areas covered by the warning include the East Midlands, among them Leicester, Nottingham and Northamptonshire. The full, current list of areas is on the Met Office website, as we give only part of it here.

What this means for you

People travelling to work or to an airport on Tuesday morning should allow for delays. The Met Office advises you to:

  • check road conditions before setting off,
  • leave extra journey time,
  • change plans if necessary,
  • make sure your fog lights work.

Passengers on trains, buses, planes and ferries should check for updates from their travel company.

Sources

  1. UK weather warnings
  2. Severe travel disruption possible as dense fog returns

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