Yellow warning of fog affecting Northern Ireland
What happened
The Met Office has issued a yellow fog warning for several counties in Northern Ireland, valid from 03:48 to 10:00 on Tuesday 3 November.
What it means for you: Check the Met Office warning for your area if you travel that morning. Allow extra time, use dipped headlights, and keep a torch in the car.
Official source: Met Office Weather Warnings: Yellow warning of fog affecting Northern Ireland
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