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    A hot and thundery week: Your weather - Your shots

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28 June 2026

Your weather - Your shots
A hot and thundery week

Split image showing two nighttime photographs of bright forked lightning illuminating pink-purple storm clouds above silhouetted trees, with branching lightning channels spreading across the sky.
Bright branching lightning bolt illuminating the night sky beside a building, with multiple forked channels spreading across dark storm clouds during an active thunderstorm.
Bright rainbow arching over a calm sea beside white coastal cliffs beneath dark storm clouds, with a pebble beach and shoreline in the foreground.
Sunny pebble beach with calm blue sea, wooden groynes, and a seaside promenade beneath a hazy blue sky, with a few people relaxing and swimming.
Golden sunset shining through silhouetted trees above a grassy park, with streaky high clouds across the sky and a paraglider visible against the glowing evening horizon.
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Thunderstorms at the end of the week captured over Grays, Essex. - © Weather & Radar Uploader

Days of record heat, and powerful thunderstorms too, there was more than enough weather in the UK and Ireland this week to snapshot!

Not only through the camera, but also our video feature, here's a selection from the last two weeks.

Get involved! Send in your pictures and videos to the Uploaders for the UK or Ireland. Plus, record your weather in the moment, complete with our WeatherRadar, and upload directly in the video feature!

Weather & Radar editorial team

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