A yellow weather warning for fog has been issued, with the potential to disrupt travel across Suffolk.
The Met Office alert covers the East of England and is in place from 6pm on Monday, November 9, until 10am on Tuesday, November 10.
Fog is expected to become dense overnight, reducing visibility to less than 100 metres in some areas.
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A Met Office spokesman said: "This will likely lead to some delays to transport and difficult travelling conditions. Fog will thin and clear during Tuesday morning."
Drivers are being urged to take extra care on the roads, with slower journey times, delays to bus and train services possible, and a chance of delays or cancellations to flights.
The warning follows a similar alert issued from Sunday evening through Monday morning.
Further ahead, the Met Office is monitoring the possibility of colder, wintry weather later this month due to changes in the polar vortex, though no widespread cold spell is currently forecast.
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