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    Your weather - Your shots: Foggy mornings and crisp autumn days

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8 November 2026

Your weather - Your shots
Foggy mornings and crisp autumn days

Golden sunbeams stream through gaps in dark gray clouds onto a choppy sea with white-capped waves and a small offshore structure on the horizon.
Railway tracks curve into thick morning fog across grassy countryside, with a pale sun glowing above the mist in a pastel orange-blue sky.
Dense morning fog blankets seafront gardens and a promenade, with rows of sunlit terraced houses emerging beneath a blue sky with scattered clouds.
Grey cumulus clouds drift across a pale blue sky, with soft golden sunset light illuminating their edges above dark residential rooftops.
Golden-orange autumn trees line a meadow of pale, frost-covered grass beneath a clear blue sky, with a narrow muddy path along the right.
Bright moon glows above dark rolling hills and misty trees at night, with a diagonal lens flare and silhouetted branches in the foreground.
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Crisp sunbeams shine over the North Sea in this shot from Lowestoft, Suffolk. - © Elaine High

Foggy mornings and autumnal colours are breaking through the crowd in this week's weather shots captured by you!

The spooky season was also captured perfectly in Kenilworth as fog descended over the Halloween night.

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