Oxfordshire has been issued with a yellow weather warning for fog by the Met Office.

The effects of Storm Bert have been heavily felt across the county since flooding first started on Sunday evening.

Schools and roads have been closed, transport services have been delayed and diverted, while homes have also been flooded and damaged.

The county has entered a fifth day of flooding today (Thursday, November 28) and a yellow weather warning for fog has been issued by the Met Office.

READ MORE: Oxfordshire hit by FIFTH day of floods as schools and roads shut

A statement from the Met Office said: “Patchy fog will result in difficult driving conditions in places during Thursday morning.

“People should expect slower journey times with delays to bus and train services possible.

“Patches of fog will continue to form with the visibility in some places falling below 100 metres. With temperatures also below freezing, icy patches will be an additional hazard on untreated surfaces.

“Fog will thin and clear from most places later in the morning.”

This fog warning is in place until 11am this morning.

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