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Your weather - Your shots: Bursts of colour on a stormy week

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5 November 2023

Your weather - Your shots
Bursts of colour on a stormy week

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Amid the stormy conditions, a double rainbow over Belbroughton, Worcestershire offered a bright spark. - © Tracy

Bursts of colour spread across the UK this week as autumnal colours truly arrived in Ireland, here's the week we leave behind as captured by the Weather & Radar users.

In the week dominated by our third named storm of the year, there was still plenty for you to capture on camera.

Want to appear here next week? Submit your photos using our UK uploader, or Ireland uploader.

Weather & Radar editorial team
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