Your weather pictures from around the Anglia region February 2021

February 2021

A selection of stunning images of the weather in the Anglia region.

Send your pictures to angliaweather@itv.com to feature Or tweet @ChrisPage90 and @WeatherAislingUse #AngliaPOTW on Instagram

You can check out more snowy photos here in our Storm Darcy Weather Gallery

Sunrise in Ely 18th February 2021 Credit: MartynFordham on Twitter
Cloudy skies in Bury St Edmunds 17th February 2021 Credit: Thomas Marrable
Graveley in Hertfordshire 16th February 2021 Credit: Carla Sears
Grey start in Ely 15th February 2021 Credit: MartynFordham on Twitter
Sunrise over beach Norfolk with a frozen starfish 12th February 2021 Credit: Gary Pearson
Robin enjoying the snow 11th February 2021 Credit: Michelle Kuta
Icicles formed by passing traffic splashing puddles over roadside vegetation produces this magical icicles - 10th February 2021 Credit: Dan Few in Colchester
Logan enjoying his first bout of snowfall 10th February 2021 Credit: SmithDaniel123 on Twitter
Snowy Sudbury from above 9th February 2021 Credit: Bill Hiskett
Snowy scenes in Bawburgh 8th February 2021 Credit: @TractorWalking on Twitter
Snowy scenes in Frinton on Sea 7th February 2021 Credit: Leom Manning
Looking over Quy Fen 5th February 2021 Credit: John Challis
Looking over Quy Fen 5th February 2021 Credit: John Challis
Frosty start in Stansted Abbotts, Hertfordshire 4th February 2021 Credit: Rob Delaney
Cloudy Nacton Shore 3rd February 2021 Credit: Stephen Squirrell
Flooded Welney Wash 2nd February 2021 Credit: @glynpierson on Twitter
Newham College before daybreak 2nd Februar 2021 Credit: @DMKnightPhoto on Twitter
Sunrise at Coveheithe Beach 2nd February 2021 Credit: Jim Stather

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