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    Your weather - Your shots: Seasonal warmth between spring thunder

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19 April 2026

Your weather - Your shots
Seasonal warmth between spring thunder

Scenic valley with a winding river or lake, surrounded by green fields, trees, and layered hills fading into the distance under a soft hazy sky.
Faint rainbow arching across a pale sky above a garden with a wooden pergola, green lawn, and trees lit by warm sunlight.
Coastal sunset over seaside buildings with palm trees, featuring layered lenticular clouds glowing orange and pink above the horizon and calm sea in the background.
Close-up of pink cherry blossom buds and a single bloom on a branch, with a sunlit churchyard and gravestones blurred in the background under a blue sky.
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Nestled in the Lake District, an idyllic spring scene was snapped at Waterhead, Ambleside. - © Stephen Wilkinson

This week delivered the first real thunderstorms of the year across Wales and England, but it's still the spring warmth that caught the camera lens.

Across the UK, and on holiday too in Spain, it was the appearance of blue skies that were snapped and sent in.

Capture any of the thundery scenes? Use our uploaders for the UK or Ireland to send in your pictures, or film your own weather moment with our new feature and let us see too!

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