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Intermission 26a hello spring

Post author By lorenzoseventh
Post date 3rd Apr 2026
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As winter recedes we have belatedly had some brighter weather. Often you get decent amounts of winter sun in Yorkshire but this time round it’s been distinctly dark skied.

A cloudy sunrise yet too often it’s been just cloud

There have been some interesting colours to be seen

Only an occasional frost – it’s been cold but often dry or just wet and cold but not freezing

The ice was quickly melting as the sun rose

One of the late winter dust clouds from north Africa or the equatorial Atlantic

In contrast washed out golden sun contrasts with grey cloud

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Intermission 25h

A mix of sunrises and sunsets

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Intermission 25g

Autumn proved to be a busy time for sunsets and cloudscapes

Rich oranges but then again the pale pinky grey cloudscapes are also interesting

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Intermission 25f

Well this year has seen the warmest summer on record and for that matter an unprecedented period of dry weather.

Sunsets though have been a bit of a miss as have cloudscapes – all that blue sky means you can’t have everything.

Maybe a few more sunsets will roll along

A trip to the coast yielded some interesting rockpool life

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Intermission 24e

Early winter has been quite dry in fact very dry with the first real rain in weeks falling as snow which again is rather early for this time of year.

The sunsets have continued to be stunning

Typically the west side of England is wetter than the east side – the lakes in the Lake District never dry out in theory as Atlantic westerlies dump their rain before climbing over the Pennines. And November can be very wet, cold and windy. But then again it can be a very dry month! So when a fine day comes along…….