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Your weather - Your shots: Capturing a stormy week

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7 September 2025

Your weather - Your shots
Capturing a stormy week

Dark storm clouds hang over a town at sunset, with streaks of rain falling from the clouds while the sun shines brightly through the golden sky.
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Rocester, Staffordshire saw a mild cloud cover in the week. - © Deb Tortoise

A stormy week behind us was captured across the UK, but there were some bright spells to enjoy too.

We can expect more stormy weather ahead of us too… Capture it and show us!

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