After another Indian summer, autumn has finally arrived in Britain with commuters feeling a chill in the air on their way to work this morning.
Temperatures dropped to near freezing overnight in most areas, with top temperatures now at 15 degrees and certain parts of the country registering slightly above freezing.
This is the view this morning from the hilltop town of Malmesbury, Wiltshire, as mist rises from farmland after temperatures dropped overnight.
The picturesque scene confirms autumn is finally here, so make sure to wrap up warm!
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