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    Your weather - Your shots: This week as seen by you

16:00
17 March 2023

Your weather - Your shots
This week as seen by you

Snowy mountain
Snowy mountains
Rain cloud approaches coast
Light snow on hills
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A snowy view of the 'sugar loaf' mountain found in Wicklow, Ireland. - © Leon McCann

We leave a mixed week behind us as the spring equinox beckons, but before it arrives we're looking at the wintery week that passed.

We love seeing all things weather and nature, wherever you are in the UK and Ireland! If you are out and spot something interesting in the week ahead grab a pic, ideally with your mobile phone held landscape, and let us see!

Tap the camera icon in the app to snap a pic directly, or upload images you already have with our easy and secure uploader.

Ryan Hathaway

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