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    How does fog develop?

07:00
17 December 2021

Weather warnings in effect
How does fog develop?

Yellow weather warnings are in effect this morning for fog in eastern England, but do you know exactly how fog develops?

Today's fog developed overnight and could lead to travel delays in the effected areas. The current warning remains in place until 12:00 pm.

To learn more on exactly why fog forms, check out our Weather Explained video now.

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