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    Scenic skies after stormy period

16:00
15 December 2024

Your weather - Your shots
Scenic skies after stormy period

Stratocumulus asperitas clouds in unstable air.
Dusk view of still water at nature reserve.
Rain clouds over the North Sea, looking out from the beach in Lowestoft.
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Stratocumulus asperitas clouds formed over Pendle, Lancashire. - © Pat Hick

After a stormy weekend, there were plenty of stunning sights around the country for you to snap!

From cloud formations, to the rain clouds arriving at the coast. Unstable weather provides a variety to our skies.

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