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Your weather - Your shots: 2025 as captured by you!

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27 December 2025

Your weather - Your shots
2025 as captured by you!

This year saw more pictures sent in than ever, capturing the sights and weather across the UK and Ireland. Before we head into 2026, take a journey through the year as captured by you!

January to June

Long-exposure picture of pier with dark clouds overhead."Fogbow" pictured over a green field under blue skies in the Peak District.Mammatus cloudsFoggy morning at canal running alongside path.Stages of a partial lunar eclipse taken via time-lapse and stitched together.
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Last January, the Northern Lights descended over Solihull. - © Spencer Salter

Moving into the second half of 2025, the skies above still had much to offer.

July to December

Thank you to all who took the time to send in their pictures and videos this year, keep them coming for 2026!

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