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Your weather - Your shots: A final week of winter

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2 March 2025

Your weather - Your shots
A final week of winter

Sunrise over the North Sea, Sun is just visible on the horizon casting an orange glow. A wind farm is in the foreground.Sunset behind clouds, rays of light shine over the top of the cloud.Fluffy cumulus clouds seen over a lake.Evening scene with red hues to the sky.
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A glowing sunrise in Caister-on-Sea casts a warmth over the wind farm. - © Richard Lay

Our final look back at winter through the eyes of you, as we enter the spring season!

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Split weather map of the UK and Ireland. On the left, rainfall radar shows widespread showers over much of Ireland, Wales, and northern England, with temperatures between 15–18°C; sunnier symbols appear in parts of Scotland and southern England. On the right, wind gust map highlights strong winds, peaking at around 40 mph in Dublin and Aberdeen, with 30–35 mph gusts in Cork and Cardiff, and lighter winds near 23 mph in London and Liverpool.
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