Some of your weather photos used recently on-air

A spectacular Scarborough sunrise
An amazing sunrise in Scarborough Credit: MIK RAISIN

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Sunrise Scarborough Credit: MIK RAISIN

Wet day in York Credit: GARRY HORNBY

Stormy sky at North Newbald Credit: STEVE TEE

Bridlington sunrise Credit: @SneekyHen

Bird bath in Kirkella Credit: GWEN MASON

MIKE ALLEN Credit: Swillington

Sandsend Credit: @SBillcliffe

Rainbow at Withernsea Credit: JULIE PATTERSON

Sunset Ossett Credit: SHAUN WOMERSLEY

Sun halo Meltham Credit: JANE BROOK

Wet day in York Credit: GARRY HORNBY

Red Arrows Morning Sortie over Scampton Credit: ALEX ROEBUCK

House martin and fly Credit: @GazAtkinsonPics

Howsham, Lincolnshire Credit: ARLENE TOWRISS

Pigeon talk at Scunthorpe: "I see you've had a heavy shower down your end of the aerial" Credit: ROBERT HINCHCLIFFE

Barn Owl doing a rain-check at Scarborough Credit: @RoseHabberley

Mammatus cloud over York Credit: @DannyJoice01

'Arcus' cloud over Hull Credit: KEVIN TUDOR

Comet NEOWISE and Noctilucent Clouds over Darfield, Barnsley Credit: DAVID RUSHTON, Wombwell,

Stone Creek Credit: SALLY JOHNSTON

The only thing hanging on Roberts washing line were raindrops at Bottesford ROBERT HINCHCLIFFE Credit: Raindrops hanging on the line Bottesford ROBERT HINCHCLIFFE

A subtle Sunset at Glasshoughton, Castleford Credit: JIM SHAW

Sunset Cleethorpes Credit: CHRIS WILLIAMS

Sunrise at Bridlington Credit: STEVE JONES

Bright sky at Wheldrake Credit: KERRY GREENFIELD

Grey day at Great Heck with Eggborough Power station Credit: CLIVE MITCHELL

King's Lynn Credit: Twitter @_Currie

Sunset Thixendale Credit: RICHARD CHILD

Nice day at Bridlington Credit: JOHN POWELL

Pheasant on a muck-heap Credit: CLIVE MITCHELL
Cloudy morning in Scarborough Credit: @BeverleySenturk
Brian on the beach at Bridlington Credit: PAUL MORRISON
Nice day at Ribblehead Credit: @Gauberbunkbarn
Damp day at Digley Credit: JANE BROOK
Red Arrows practice with a morning Sortie over Scampton ALEX ROEBUCK Credit: ALEX ROEBUCK

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