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A ‘yellow’ wind warning has been issued by the Met Office for today, Monday.
This covers almost all of England, Wales and Northern Ireland and parts of Scotland.
The weather service said “very strong winds” are to be expected, with possible disruption as a result.
In particular, it warned journey times could be extended due to road and bridge closures.
On the cause of the warning, the Met Office said: “Previous wind warnings combined, now catering for possible higher impacts in south due to short spell of very strong winds later on Sunday.”
The right-hand tunnel at Dartford is being used as a diversion for traffic developing for the QE2 Bridge.
The left-hand tunnel remains open.
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Congestion has also been reported to Junction Two of the M25 (A2/Darneth Interchange).
Delays from A2 stretch back to Northfleet, adding to journey times.
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