Your photos: 'Red moon and sun' visible across West Midlands
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Image caption, This was the sight in Worcester.
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Smoke from wildfires across the Atlantic brought vivid colours to the West Midlands last night.
Particles from fires in North America have been carried by the jet stream to the skies above the British Isles and our weather watchers were out to capture the spectacle.
We love to feature your photographs showing the beauty of the West Midlands.
Upload your images via BBC Weather Watchers or email us at midlandstoday@bbc.co.uk, external.
Finally, an image without a dark backdrop in Congleton in Cheshire.
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- Published18 August