Show us your pics: Did you see the Buck Moon?

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Did you see the Buck Moon?

The Buck Moon, pictured over County Durham on Sunday.

The full Buck Moon rose over the UK and Ireland on Sunday, and was pictured by our Weather & Radar users!

So far, views from County Durham and Holbeach, Lincolnshire of July's full moon have made their way to our uploader.

Illuminating the evening sky, the view for many on Sunday was obscured by overcast conditions and rain in places. While not at its peak, the moon will still appear full tonight, although conditions are little improved.

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Show us your pics: Did you see the Buck Moon?

Show us your picsDid you see the Buck Moon?

Show us your pics
Did you see the Buck Moon?