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    Your weather - Your shots - Autumn captured by you

09:00
9 December 2025

Your weather - Your shots
Autumn captured by you

Dark, heavy storm clouds with a textured, turbulent appearance loom over a rural landscape with trees and fields.
Dark storm clouds hang over a town at sunset, with streaks of rain falling from the clouds while the sun shines brightly through the golden sky.
A double rainbow arcs over the sea, with dark grey storm clouds in the background and waves breaking onto a sandy beach in the foreground.
A large rain cloud hangs over the sea, with heavy precipitation visible beneath it. Dark and light grey clouds spread across the sky, with small patches of blue breaking through.
A sunlit mountain with patches of grass and rock is reflected clearly in a still lake, creating a near-perfect mirror image under a partly cloudy sky.
Wide view of a grassy meadow bordered by trees under a vivid pink and orange sunset sky with streaked clouds.
Two small bird statues perched on a post in silhouette against a vivid orange and pink sunset sky with layered clouds above grassy foreground.
Double rainbow arching over a rocky shoreline with waves curving along a sandy beach under dark and bright mixed clouds.
High wispy cirrus clouds streaking across a deep blue sky, with a small distant aircraft visible near the upper right.
Large offshore wind turbine silhouetted against a vivid orange sunset with the sun partially below the horizon over calm sea.
Northern Lights over Dublin, Ireland
Evening view over Bledlow Ridge, Buckinghamshire showing dense fog settled in the valley under a clear sky, with a red tower light and distant village lights visible.
Wave-shaped Kelvin-Helmholtz clouds forming above the England–Scotland border, viewed from a roadside with railings and power lines.
Golden-orange sunset over Inverness with streaked clouds and rain bands, reflected on the curved surface of a modern bridge.
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Dark storm clouds gathered over Elton, Cheshire in September. - © Marion Beers

Autumn provided plenty of snapshot worthy scenes across the UK and Ireland, with storms, auroras, and pleasant sunny vistas too.

Take a trip back through the season with a selection of captures sent in over the past few months by you, our users!

Want to be included in the winter round-up? Send in your pictures throughout the season via the uploaders for the UK or Ireland.

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