The Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for the South West as heavy fog is predicted this week.
The warning is in place from 4pm today (December 7) until tomorrow at 11am (Tuesday December 8).
The fog is expected to affect parts of Bristol, Bath, Somerset and Gloucestershire.
The Met Office said the the fog would bring some travel disruption, specifically slower journey times with delays to bus and train services possible.
It added that there could also be there is a chance of delays or cancellations to flights.
A spokesperson said: "Fog and freezing fog will persist and become more widespread Monday evening, lasting into Tuesday morning.
"The visibility is likely to be less than 100m in places leading to difficult driving conditions and some disruption to transport.
"The odd icy stretch is also possible."
The fog is expected to clear by tomorrow afternoon in most areas of the UK.
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South West weather forecast
Today:
Freezing fog patches will clear for most to leave a dry day with some sunny spells. A few showers near to southern coasts. Feeling colder than average, especially in any lingering fog. Light winds. Maximum temperature 8 °C.
Tonight:
Overnight some showers will begin to move in from the west, whilst some eastern parts may see some freezing fog re-develop. Remaining cold with light winds and a frost. Minimum temperature -4 °C.
Tuesday:
There'll be showers on Tuesday, some heavy, especially in the west. Possibly some early icy patches too. Further east some bright weather after the frosty, locally foggy start. Light winds. Maximum temperature 8 °C
Outlook for Wednesday to Friday:
Wednesday will be mostly dry with some bright spells after a frosty, locally foggy start. Rain later, turning patchy on Thursday. Cloudy on Friday with further rain at times.
You can see a map of the full area covered by the weather warning here.
