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    Your weather - Your shots: A chilly week as captured by you!

12:00
10 March 2023

Your weather - Your shots
A chilly week as captured by you!

Sea side view
Snow covered hills
Sunset clouds
Weather front
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A warming spring scene looking over Steetley Pier on the coast of Hartlepool. - © George Picken

After a chilly, snowy week we're taking a look back at the scenes sent in by users across the UK and Ireland!

Snow provides a perfect wintry feeling for your photography so make the most of it while it lasts... rain is coming to begin next week.

If you would like to send in your own images and appear here next week simply use our dedicated uploader or tap the camera icon in the app.

Ryan Hathaway
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