Autumn blooms bring kaleidoscope colours across Britain: UK is set for another glorious week but Jack Frost will be biting in some areas as temperatures dip below freezing

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Britain is set for another week of glorious autumn weather as these beautiful photographs show the season taking shape across the country.

The glorious autumn hues of green and brown bracken in the Lake District could be seen reflected in the glassy waters of Buttermere this morning.

Forecasters did warn overnight temperatures could dip below freezing in rural areas this week, but they are expected to reach 14C (57F) in the daytime.

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Natural beauty: The glassy waters of Buttermere reflect the glorious autumn hues of green and brown bracken in the Lake District today

Glorious: The bracken on the slopes of Haystacks and Fleetwith Pike in Cumbria could be seen reflected in Buttermere, near Keswick

Spectacle: Britain is set for another week of glorious autumn weather as this beautiful photograph shows autumn taking shape in Cumbria

Colourful scenery: Autumn colour pictured today in the North Esk Valley near Rosslyn Chapel, south of Edinburgh

Pleasant week: Forecasters warned temperatures could dip below freezing overnight, but they are expected to reach 14C in the daytime

And while the North West and South East could face showers, most of the country should stay dry - and there is no chance of snow just yet.

Today will be dry with variable cloud and sunny spells in England and Wales, although Northern Ireland and Scotland could see some showers.

Tonight will be cloudy in Scotland with spells of rain moving eastwards, and mainly dry elsewhere with clear periods and fog in prone places.

Met Office forecaster Marco Petagna told MailOnline: ‘We're looking at temperatures getting to below freezing locally, but nothing unusual.

‘There's a low chance we could start to see some slightly colder weather in about eight to ten days’ time, but it's only a small chance.

Looking at the fountain: Autumn colours pictured today at Greenhead Park in Huddersfield, West Yorkshire

Green and orange: A man walks as a child cycles next to a lake at Greenhead Park in Huddersfield on a pleasant autumn day

In the woods: A man and woman enjoy walking in Wimbledon Common on a sunny autumn day in south-west London

Fighting: Play takes place during the 50th World Conker Championships, held at the Shuckburgh Arms in Southwick, Cambridgeshire

Strike one: Competitors go into battle during the 50th World Conker Championships, which took place near Peterborough today

‘The general trend is for dry and generally settled weather through the coming week. It's actually drier than normal over the next week or so.

‘Most areas will be having a very quiet week - it's just that North West corner and parts of South East England that could catch a few showers.’

A band of cloud with a small amount of rain in the North will push south-east tomorrow, but it will be dry either side with plenty of sunshine.

And any fog patches will lift leaving another largely dry day on Tuesday with sunny periods, although the odd shower towards the east coast is possible.

Yesterday’s lowest temperature was 0.6C (33.1F) in Santon Downham, Suffolk, but the highest was 16.9C (62.4F) at Drumnadrochit in the Highlands.