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    Your weather - Your shots: Calmer conditions catch the eye

12:00
1 February 2026

Your weather - Your shots
Calmer conditions catch the eye

Green aurora bands stretching across the night sky with a red glow beneath, crossed by power lines and a silhouetted utility pole above a dark horizon.
Sun setting over the sea with layered clouds glowing red, orange, and pale blue, dark water in the foreground, and small navigation markers silhouetted near the horizon.
Still lake reflecting a pale winter sky with layered clouds, bare shrubs and rocks in the foreground, and a low tree line along the far shore.
Elevated view of a coastal seafront with a formal park and pathways in the foreground, terraced houses lining the road to the right, light traffic, birds in the sky, and broken cloud with sunlight over the sea.
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Last week's aurora reached the skies of Penzance, Cornwall. - © Lynda Colley

Storm Chandra delivered rain and gales, plus snow in the north, but it was the calmer conditions that caught the eye.

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