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    Your weather - Your shots: An unsettled week across the country

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17 May 2026

Your weather - Your shots
An unsettled week across the country

Traditional windmill silhouette partly hidden by dense fog at sunrise, with a pale orange sun low on the horizon beneath a soft peach-colored sky.
Calm beach and flat sea beneath unusual rolling wave-shaped clouds aligned along the horizon under a pale blue sky.
Dramatic mammatus clouds hanging beneath a towering storm cloud above a green countryside field with trees, flowers, and a wooden fence in the foreground.
Large pink-orange sunset clouds above a rural neighborhood with trees and rooftops, illuminated by warm evening light beneath darker gray clouds.
Bright rainbow arching across a gray stormy sky with soft orange light beneath the clouds and a streetlight silhouette in the foreground.
Wide coastal bay with calm blue water, a curving shoreline, and distant green hills beneath a clear blue sky viewed from an elevated hillside.
Bright rainbow descending beneath dark storm clouds above trees and rooftops, with soft evening light illuminating the sky after rainfall.
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Dense fog masks the sunrise scene at Wickhampton, Norfolk. - © Richard Lay

After an unsettled week with plenty of showers across the UK and Ireland, there was a little of everything captured on camera!

Once again, it isn't just the pictures of the week, but video from across both countries captured with our latest video feature too.

Have pictures to send in? Use the uploaders for the UK or Ireland. Plus, don't forget to try out the new video feature for yourself and capture the moment around you complete with our WeatherRadar showing the scene.

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