Visibility will fall below 100 metres today, the Met Office says as it issues two weather warnings for fog across the UK, the thickest of which will be across the East of England

Forecasters said a widespread frost will develop overnight along with freezing fog, which could become extensive

The Met Office has issued a yellow warning for snow and ice in Northern Ireland. Forecasters say snow and icy surfaces will lead to difficult travel conditions on Monday afternoon, evening and overnight into Tuesday morning. The warning came into effect at 3pm on Monday covering all parts of Northern Ireland.

As the snow showers expected to fall on Monday night clear, things are about to get colder for much of the UK, the Met Office has said. It revealed that daytime temperatures will be in the low single figures for most, potentially slightly less cold in the far south, though sub-zero wind chill is likely.

The Met Offices issues a yellow fog warning, which is in place until 08:00 GMT on Thursday.

THE Met Office has issued Wirral with a yellow weather warning for fog. Experts have warned people that “patchy fog” will result in difficult driving conditions across the borough this morning (Thursday,

The Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for fog for much of the west of Lancashire this morning. The warning is in place until 11am today (Thursday, November 28), after it was initially put in place at 12.

The Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for Newport and Monmouthshire due to fog which will be in place on Thursday (November 28).

A pea-souper of fog is set to blanket three out four home nations over the next 24 bringing difficult driving conditions tonight and in the morning.