Monday 17th November Good morning, Britain, and a crisp autumn Monday to you all on this 17th of November. As we kick off the week, there’s mainly fair weather around the country, though temperatures are certainly on the cool side. Across the south-east, including London, expect a mainly dry day with a bit of a brisk breeze, yet sunshine will peek through at intervals to brighten your spirits. If you’re in the far east, be prepared for a slight risk of light rain lingering from the early hours. The south-west and areas like the Midlands will enjoy a dry start, as well, with sunshine making its mark in the early hours. Wrap up warmly, though, as it’s a touch chilly with highs hovering just below 10°C. For those in Wales and Northern Ireland, it's a similar picture — a dry and settled day, light winds, and the occasional burst of sunshine. Temperatures here stay quite uniform, rising but not passing the single digits. Northern England might witness a mixed bag with some regions like the north-east having experienced a dash of early rain, tapering off as the day progresses, allowing for sunny interludes. Further inland, skies should remain clear. Scotland has seen a frosty start, particularly in the south, but it’s mainly dry with bursts of sunshine to lift the morning mist. As the day goes on, those sunny spells will lend themselves to a crisp, clear afternoon. No disruptions are anticipated today, so travel plans shouldn't be affected by the weather. Do take care if you're out early, though, as temperatures are quite nippy, and some frost may have lingered from the night. Wherever you are, enjoy the autumn hues and the pleasant autumnal freshness on this fine November Monday!
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A crisp autumn morning in a quiet Yorkshire village, with stone cottages nestled along a narrow lane. The sun peeks over the horizon, casting long shadows across the fields, highlighting the intricate textures of dry stone walls and the last golden leaves clinging to trees. A gentle breeze rustles the remaining foliage, adding a sense of serene movement to the scene.