Ryanair issues Sunday November 1 flights warning as passengers ‘will be contacted directly’

Ryanair issues Sunday November 1 flights warning as passengers ‘will be contacted directly’ The budget airline has this morning, Sunday, November 1, released an update to passengers flying to and from the UK Ryanair has issued a warning to passengers flying to and from the UK today. The airline released the notice to passengers as it said some flights could be delayed. The budget carrier issued the message on its website. And it told people to keep monitoring the app for updates as Britain faces more unsettled weather. The airline’s message reads: “Due to heavy fog, some flights to and from the UK may be delayed today (Sun 1 Nov). Affected passengers will be contacted directly through the app. Passengers travelling through the UK should monitor the Ryanair app for the latest flight information.” A yellow weather warning for fog is in place in parts of the UK today. It covers London, Birmingham, Nottingham and Hull, and stretches from Norwich in the east to Brighton in the south, and from parts of east Wales to Somerset in the south-west. The Met Office warning says that fog this morning will be sense in places. It says that it will bring some travel delays. The warning is in force until 10am today but patches could last into the afternoon and the Met Office says warnings can change. Visibility will be less than 100 metres in some places, the Met Office said. The forecaster’s warning supports what Ryanair is saying. It warns people there is a chance of delays and cancellations of flights. The forecaster says bus and train journeys could also be delayed. Met Office advice on Sunday, November 1 over dense fog It advises people to give themselves extra time and check road conditions, and adjust plans where necessary. The Met Office warning says: “Be prepared for weather warnings to change: when a weather warning is issued, the Met Office recommends staying up to date with the weather forecast in your area.” The notice comes as the Met Office advises that fog may be slow to clear in places today. Its latest UK forecast says there will be cloud and rainin some areas of the north. It says this could gradually spread southwards. Yet it says for other areas, it will be mostly dry with sunny spells. The advice comes after Britain was hit by two storms in a matter of days. Storm Austen and Storm Boelo led England to have its wettest week in two years. Despite this, large stretches of the country are still officially in drought. Worse still, there is a severe drought in place across parts of the South West and Sussex.