Weather Watchers: Foggy morning captured in East Midlands

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The fog looked lovely under the blue sky in Market Harborough, Leicestershire

Explorers, who were not put off by the chilly morning temperatures, have been treated to stunning views of fog and sunshine.

Several photographers were lucky enough to capture scenes across Leicestershire, Nottinghamshire and Rutland.

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The sun shone beautifully through the fog in Exton, Rutland

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The early fog looked particularly pretty over the water in Loughborough, Leicestershire

Analysis

By Gillian Brown, BBC weather presenter

Fog forms when air close to the ground cools to condensation point.

Water vapour in the air turns to water droplets and clings to particles of pollution in the air.

Clear skies and light winds last night provided perfect conditions for fog to form.

This kind of fog usually clears soon after the sun rises as the ground starts to warm.

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You could hardly see the water at Holme Pierrepont, Nottinghamshire

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