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    Your weather - Your shots: Snowy and blustery week

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10 January 2026

Your weather - Your shots
Snowy and blustery week

Elevated view of a coastal town blanketed in snow, with a formal park in the foreground, snow-covered streets and rooftops, terraced buildings to the right, and a clear blue sky overhead.
Heavy snow falling over a residential area with houses, parked cars, and a small fenced playground, as large snowflakes reduce visibility and coat roofs, trees, and the ground.
Snow-covered beach and promenade at night with a row of colorful beach huts, footprints in the snow, calm sea on the horizon, and a clear dark blue sky dotted with stars.
Snow falling steadily onto a parked car and driveway, with fresh snow covering the ground, hedges, and distant trees in a flat rural landscape under a pale overcast sky.
Bright full moon surrounded by a soft circular halo in a dark, hazy night sky, with faint stars visible and silhouettes of distant trees, rooftops, and utility poles along the horizon.
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Fresh snow and blue skies in Lowestoft, Suffolk. - © Elaine High

Storm Goretti capped a cold, snowy week across the UK and Ireland. As always, caught on camera by you!

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