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    Your weather - Your shots: From rainbow light to starlight

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30 November 2025

Your weather - Your shots
From rainbow light to starlight

Long-exposure night scene of a tall, tiered waterfall flowing through a forested gorge, with bright circular star trails sweeping across the sky above.
Double rainbow arching above a calm lakeside with mountains in the background, bright reflections on the water, a small pier and buildings to the right, and low mist along the slopes.
Soft sunrise over a calm sea with golden light reflecting on the water, rocky foreground, a narrow breakwater leading offshore, and a small pier structure on the right under layered clouds.
Night scene with a star-filled sky above a small white cottage and outbuildings on open land, thin clouds drifting across the stars and a faint aurora.
Double rainbow arcs over a rough, wind-stirred North Sea with white waves breaking towards a sandy shore under a dark grey sky.
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Stars streak through the night sky in this long exposure of Pistyll Rhaeadr in Powys, Wales. - © Brad Hewitt

This week brought an impressive range of atmospheric moments, beautifully captured by you! From long-exposure night skies to vibrant double rainbows.

With this collection we end autumn as meteorological winter begins with the arrival of December.

Get ready to snap the colder season, and don't forget to send in any of those autumnal moments you want to share on the uploaders for the UK or Ireland.

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