20 February 2013 Last updated at 12:48

Your great weather photos

A loch surrounded by snow-capped mountains. Above is clear blue sky.

Beautiful clear skies at Loch Cluanie - captured by Ken Earles on 18th February. He says: "We're being spoilt for weather in the Highlands this week, cold at night going down to -8 but lovely clear days."

Snow and ice covered rocks in the foreground. Snow-covered hills behind.

Adam Taylor captured this wintry scene at Red Brook in Holcombe on 13th February.

Mist sits in a valley, covering trees and fields.

Matt Kelsall photographed the mist in the Peak District on 17th February. He says: "The mist was clearing, rapidly changing the scene minute by minute, it looked like a scene from Lord of the Rings."

A wave-like cloud in a sea of cloud. Below the land can be seen through a small gap in the cloud.

Neil Prior took this shot from the top of Skiddaw in the Lake District on 16th February. He says: "Having walked up from half-way in mist, the summit came suddenly into view at exactly the same height as the top of the cloud, offering a unique 'window on the world'."

A layer of fog over the river Thames. Boats can be seen and the Houses of Parliament also appearing out of the fog on the right hand side.

Derek Isaac captured the foggy start in London on 19th February. He says: "The morning sun burning off the fog to reveal the Houses of Parliament. The entire length of the river looked magical."

A view of the river Thames with the London Eye wheel and Houses of Parliament. A layer of fog can be seen in the middle of the picture.

Steve Morgan also saw the fog in London whilst cycling across Waterloo Bridge on 19th February. He says: "Perfect weather for a ride – which was made even better by this view."