Yellow Fog Warning Renewed for 12 Counties Across Ireland
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Met Éireann has renewed a status yellow fog warning for 12 counties in Ireland. The warning means that thick fog may cause difficult travel conditions in the affected areas, so people are being asked to take extra care.
The warning covers a wide area of the country. Drivers are advised to slow down, use dipped headlights, and leave extra space between their cars. Low visibility can make roads more dangerous, especially in the early morning and late evening, when fog is often at its thickest. Pedestrians and cyclists should also wear bright or reflective clothing so that they can be seen more easily.
Forecasters say the fog could last for several hours in some places before it clears. Residents are advised to check local updates from Met Éireann regularly and to plan journeys carefully. Anyone travelling by air or sea should also check with their transport provider for possible delays.
A status yellow warning is the lowest of Met Éireann's warning levels, but it still means that weather conditions may affect daily life. People are encouraged to stay alert and to follow official advice until the warning is lifted.
Sources: The Irish Times
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