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    Your weather - Your shots: Late season views as summer rolls on

16:00
9 August 2026

Your weather - Your shots
Late season views as summer rolls on

Small wooden sailboat with one person aboard on a calm coastal bay at low tide, with exposed rocks, green seaweed, and a distant stone tower beneath broken clouds.
Textured altocumulus clouds spread across a blue evening sky, with soft pink light touching higher cloud patches above silhouetted trees and garden shrubs.
View over a black-and-white horse on a hillside trail surrounded by green bracken, woodland and rolling countryside beneath a vivid blue sky with scattered cumulus clouds.
Vivid pink, red and orange sunset clouds layered above silhouetted rooftops and trees, with darker streaks radiating through the glowing evening sky.
Rippled altocumulus cloud bands and scattered clouds glowing peach and gold at sunset against a blue evening sky above silhouetted treetops.
Scattered cumulus clouds glowing orange and peach at sunset beneath a hazy gray sky, with warm golden light intensifying toward the horizon.
Golden sun setting behind distant hills beneath layered clouds, with orange light reflecting across a winding body of water and dark vegetation in the foreground.
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In Kinvara, Co. Galway the waters were calm on this summer's day. - © Ann Illing

The final month of summer has arrived, and the late-season views are rolling in across the UK and Ireland.

From the calm, sunny snaps, to videos of your weather moments captured in the week.

Want to get involved? Use the Uploader to send in your pictures, or film your own weather moment in the app and submit videos once you're finished!

Weather & Radar editorial team

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