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    Your weather - Your shots: Seeking the cooler scenes

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12 July 2026

Your weather - Your shots
Seeking the cooler scenes

Silhouette of a cat perched on a wooden fence at golden sunset, with bright sun rays, lens flare, and a sunlit grassy field creating a warm countryside scene.
Waxing crescent Moon visible in a clear deep blue daytime sky above green leafy tree branches, creating a peaceful summer scene with excellent visibility.
Pink and grey layered clouds glowing at sunset above silhouetted trees and fields, with warm golden light along the horizon creating a colourful evening sky.
Calm marina under bright sunshine with boats, still water, and thin cirrus and cirrostratus clouds crossing a pale blue sky, while sunlight reflects off the harbour surface.
Blue sky filled with layered altocumulus clouds and wave-shaped cloud bands above a line of trees, with textured mid-level clouds and elongated formations creating a striking atmospheric pattern.
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Sunset with a view for one feline friend in Abingdon, Oxfordshire. - © Weather & Radar Uploader

With the temperature high, it is perhaps unsurprising that we sought the scenes at either end of the day this week or the cooler breeze by the water.

While the heat does drop a little in the coming week, it's still hot and sunny for many of us to snap the local scene.

Want to get involved? Send in your pictures via the Uploader, or record your own weather moment with our video feature and submit directly to us, or share with your friends and family.

Weather & Radar editorial team
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