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Your weather - Your shots: Final full week of winter

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23 February 2025

Your weather - Your shots
Final full week of winter

"Fogbow" pictured over a green field under blue skies in the Peak District.Crepuscular rays stream through cloud cover over the North Sea.Snow covered field and path at dusk.Image of the sky at sunset, contrails from plans can be seen amidst mildly cloudy skies.
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Near Newhaven in the Peak District, a fogbow was pictured under clear skies. - © Craig Deacon

With spring arriving next week, this is our final look back at a full winter week!

The shift to the new season will bring plenty of new opportunities to show off the world around us, and we want to see how it looks near you.

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