Your snaps of changing skies from meteors to rays

Your snaps of changing skies from meteors to rays WrightsaycheeseThe Lyrids meteor shower was captured over Bamburgh earlier this weekApril is notorious for brining a mixed bag of unpredictable weather and this week has been a real example of that.Foggy skies have shrouded parts of Tyne and Wear, while Cumbria and County Durham basked in sunshine.The Lyrids meteor shower reached its peak this week too, with amazing starry displays seen across the country.While the North East and Cumbria appeared not to be at the epicentre of the meteor shower, some persistent photographers managed to catch it nonetheless.Here is a selection of our Weather Watchers' captures.SkyclarkTemperatures reached 19C in Kirkbride, Cumbria, where cirrus clouds swept across the blue skykerry wFog covered the streets of Ryton, Gateshead, earlier this weekGill HelpsAn eery scene in Sunderland with the pier covered in mistAndy artistBowes in County Durham saw sunshine and fluffy clouds bring a spring vibe to a changeable AprilBettys MumRedcar looked glorious in the sun with barely a cloud, or soul, in sightMaryport MarraBoats moored at the marina in Maryport were basking in the sunshineFind out how to join in with Weather Watchers here. Or send your photos to Look North.Please also ensure you take your pictures safely and responsibly.If you submit an image, you do so in accordance with the BBC's terms and conditions.Follow BBC North East on X and Facebook and BBC Cumbria on X and Facebook and both on Nextdoor and Instagram. GatesheadBowesPhotographySunderlandMaryportKirkbrideBamburghMeteoritesRedcarCumbria