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    Your weather - Your shots: Vibrant skies for the last week of July

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2 August 2026

Your weather - Your shots
Vibrant skies for the last week of July

Golden-orange sunset over open farmland with silhouetted trees on the horizon, streaked high clouds glowing in the evening sky, and a small flock of birds flying across the fading light.
Electric-blue noctilucent clouds rippling across a dark twilight sky above silhouetted trees and a distant horizon, with delicate wave-like bands glowing after sunset.
Full Moon low above a dark horizon, glowing soft pink through thick atmospheric haze beneath a muted blue-gray evening sky.
Bright rainbow arching across a stormy sky above sunlit trees and fields, with dark rain clouds, a streetlight, power lines, and part of a parked car in the foreground.
Electric-blue noctilucent clouds glowing above silhouetted houses and trees after sunset, with faint aircraft contrails and overhead utility wires crossing the deep twilight sky.
Sweeping cirrus clouds and smooth lenticular clouds above rolling farmland under a deep blue sky, with golden harvested fields, hedgerows, and scattered trees stretching across the countryside.
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A golden sunset over Wicken, Cambridgeshire. - © Alicia Basil Shawes

The final week of July delivered vibrant sunsets, rainbows, and noctilucent clouds in parts of the UK.

Once again, it isn't just the still that were captured, but a collection of weather moments filmed with the Weather & Radar app!

Send in your pictures to appear here next week through the Uploader, or film your weather in the moment with the video feature, it's easy to do:

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