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Your pictures of a rainy West Midlands

BBC Weather Watchers / R70 A pigeon is covered in rain as it perches in Ranton, StaffordshireBBC Weather Watchers / R70
BBC Weather Watchers / Scout and About Colemere in Shropshire, with rain hitting the surface of the mere, surrounded by treesBBC Weather Watchers / Scout and About
This photo from Ranton in Staffordshire seems to sum up the week well. It's allegedly summer, but hosepipe bans seem to be something we don't need to worry about this year.
At least the woods around Colemere, in north Shropshire, afforded a bit of cover, as Scout and About captured this drizzly and misty scene.

We love to feature your photographs showing the beauty of the West Midlands. Here are some of the best from the past week.

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BBC Weather Watchers / Beefy An England flag formed by a net of red and white LEDs hanging on a wall outside a home, captured at night in HalesowenBBC Weather Watchers / Beefy
BBC Weather Watcher Beefy couldn't resist photographing this view of an England flag in Halesowen as the team prepare to take on Spain on Sunday

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Please note that while we welcome all your pictures, we are more likely to use those which have been taken in the past week.

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