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    Get involved! We want your weather & nature images

08:00
15 January 2024

Get involved!
We want your weather & nature images

Crepuscular rays shining under rainbow
This shot combines a warming rainbow shining over crepuscular rays in Caister-on-Sea, Norfolk. - © Richard Lay via Weather & Radar Uploader

We love each and every image we receive from our users of weather, nature, and the environment near them so much we want more! Here's how you can get involved.

On every news item on our ticker you can see a small image icon in the top-right with a small yellow circle containing an upwards arrow. Tap this to open our uploader in your browser.

Once you are taken to our dedicated uploader, you can send us your image or videos.

Simply tap "Add files", select the pics or clips you wish to send and fill out the short form providing your name, location, email address, and any comments regarding your image. This may be more information on what is happening or where you are.

You will also be asked if you would like to be credited should we use your upload on our app or social media platforms. Be sure to tick this if you do.

We may use your uploads in dedicated news items explaining weather phenomena, our regular feature 'Your weather - Your shots', videos, or on our social media platforms. Our international teams may also use your material with credit provided.

Whether it is rainbows like Richard, sunsets like Elaine, a fearsome thunderstorm, or a clear summer's day. We love weather, and we love your shots.

Get involved today by tapping that image button or going straight to our uploader! There are dedicated uploaders for the UK and Ireland.

Weather & Radar editorial team
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