According to the Met Office, temperatures are set to plunge to near freezing this evening with a touch of frost possible in 'sheltered rural areas'.
A stunning picture taken in Rushbury, Shropshire on September 16 .
Following a chilly start this morning, the clear weather will make way for a cold night with a touch of frost possible in"sheltered rural areas".Saturday will start"chilly" but recover with a"good number of lengthy sunny intervals" and maximum temperatures of 16C.
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