The Met Office has said weather conditions in the United Kingdom are creating a "perfect recipe" for fog, and it has warned that travel may be disrupted, according to a report from The Guardian. The article was written by Raphael Boyd and published on Sunday, November 8, 2026.

The Guardian reported that the Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning that runs from 6pm on Sunday until 11am on Monday. Travel may be disrupted until Monday morning, the outlet said, in areas including most of southern England and across the Midlands.

The Guardian's summary says the list of affected areas continues beyond the regions named, but the summary cuts off before the full list appears. The complete set of areas covered by the warning therefore cannot be confirmed from the material available for this story.

The summary does not name the Met Office official or spokesperson who made the statement, and it does not give a count of the people or journeys that could be affected. It also does not describe how dense the fog is expected to be or what steps the public has been asked to take.

Because the material used for this story is a summary and not the full article, no further details are reported here. Any additional statements from the Met Office or further detail on the timing and extent of the fog would appear only in the complete report from The Guardian.

Sources: The Guardian: Met Office issues weather warning as UK conditions create ‘perfect recipe’ for fog.