Mist and frost at dawn

23rd November 2020 Last updated at 10:55

There were some fantastic photo opportunities on Monday morning as atmospheric mist and frost filled the autumn air. Thanks to our BBC Weather Watchers for sharing these shots.

Mist across mountains during an orange sunrise — A blanket of mist is seen across Carleton-in-Craven in North Yorkshire during a vivid sunrise

A swan looks at its reflection in a river on a frosty morning — A swan stares at its reflection in chilly Colney, Norfolk

Mist burns off a river during an orange sunrise — Mist drifts across the River Trent at Gunthorpe Bridge, Nottinghamshire

The sun rising behind trees — The sun rises behind trees in Warwick, Warwickshire

Horses can be seen in a field during a chilly, pink sunrise — A pink sunrise and a veil of mist in Clacton-on-Sea, Essex

The sun is hazy behind morning fog in a park — An eerie start to the day in Wolverhampton

Three male deer in the mist and fog — A deer-lightful scene photographed in Adderbury, Oxfordshire

Mist in parkland at dawn — Atmospheric tones in Teddington, London

Autumnal coloured trees in fog — Autumn colours provide contrast against the morning fog in Dawley, Telford and Wrekin

Mist in a valley and a coloured circle with a large shadow enclosed inside — Mist in the valley and the phenomenon of a Brocken Spectre seen on the Stretton Hills in Shropshire

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