Home / Editor's Pick /

Your weather - Your shots: Striking views across the country

12:18
28 January 2025

Your weather - Your shots
Striking views across the country

1/5
Lenticular clouds glow above the low Sun in Woodham, Co. Durham. - © Wendy Wilkinson

Storms may come and go, but they never stop the camera being pulled out to capture the sights!

Did you snap some stormy pictures last week? We would love to see! Use the uploaders for the UK or Ireland and show off what you caught.

How to use the uploaderread also
Weather & Radar editorial team
More on the topic
Perseid meteor shower and airglow above the Seemannskirche church in Prerow.
Tuesday 5 August 2025

Perseids flying overhead

Spot a meteor shower before its peak
Split image. On the left - Thick, stormy clouds cover the sky at the coast. The sea is to the left with a beach taking centre frame. On the right - View of the North Sea with rays of sunlight streaming down over cloud.
Sunday 10 August 2025

Your weather - Your shots

Snaps from a stormy week
Temperature map showing very hot temperatures across the Mediterranean.
Thursday 7 August 2025

Holiday hot spots

Intense heat in the Mediterranean
All weather news
This might also interest you
Temperature radar showing the UK and Ireland. A red thermometer is seen next to southern England where highs in the upper-20s can be seen.
Monday 11 August 2025

Breakfast brief

Beginning of the fourth heatwave
Weather map showing a split in north-south conditions of the UK. Scotland sees widespread cloud cover while England and Wales have clear skies.
Friday 15 August 2025

Clouds on the move

North-south split in conditions
Temperature map showing Engand and Wales with a red thermometer. Map is widely red, indicating hot temperatures. Highs of 31 degrees in London, Cardiff, and Birmingham are visible.
Monday 11 August 2025

Heat-health warnings live

Fourth heatwave of the summer
All articles
Weather & Radar

www.weatherandradar.ie

facebooktwitteryouTubeContact uslinkList
Privacy Policy | Legal info | Accessibility statement