Fiery sunrise stops the West in its tracks

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A bright pink and orange sunrise above Milsom Street in BathImage source, Vicky Lewis-Baldy
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This glorious sunrise snap was taken on Milsom Street in Bath

The West was treated to a show-stopping sunrise on Tuesday.

Commuters basked in a pink and yellow glow that stretched across the region as they made their way to work.

Awe-inspiring snapshots of the beautiful start to the day were captured by BBC listeners and readers based everywhere from the Forest of Dean to Frome.

The warm hues of the sky did not stop the chill from creeping in, with temperatures close to freezing.

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This horse was one of the many observers of Tuesday's mesmerising sunrise

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Bristol Harbourside woke up to a watercolour painting on Tuesday

The sunrise is slowly creeping earlier and earlier as we head towards March, with the sun due to rise at 06.59 GMT on Wednesday in Bristol.

It will be the first time it has risen before 07.00 GMT in 2024.

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Ewen near Cirencester was aglow

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The sky was on fire above Frome

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Picturesque scenes in Loxton, Somerset

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Skies above Taunton

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Southmead was looking glorious as the sun rose for another day

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