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    Your weather - Your shots: A wind-swept week and funnel clouds!

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30 September 2023

Your weather - Your shots
A wind-swept week and funnel clouds!

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A vibrant sunset illuminates the skyline behind the Victorian Terraces of Kirkley, Lowestoft. - © Elaine High

After a gusty, rain-soaked week for many, we're here to offer a bright note after days of adverse weather with some shots of the week sent in by users.

Did Storm Agnes impact you? We still want to see! Send us pictures or videos using the dedicated uploader at any time.

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