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Image source, BBC WEATHER WATCHERS/CAPTAIN AMERICA
The view from the River Thames in London
Sabitha Prasher, BBC Weather
During February, there's the opportunity to see a planetary parade in the sky after dark, as six of the planets align to create a celestial spectacle.
On Saturday 1 February, some of our BBC Weather Watchers reported these sightings of the crescent Moon and Venus close together.
Image source, BBC WEATHER WATCHERS/GUNTER
The crescent Moon shines brightly over Caterham, Surrey
Image source, BBC WEATHER WATCHERS/JAMES M TRAC
James M Trac had a spectacular view of the night sky from Rainham in Kent
Image source, BBC WEATHER WATCHERS/BEACHMADJEN
Partly cloudy skies cleared in time for this shot from Worthing, West Sussex
Image source, BBC WEATHER WATCHERS/STEVE
"A great sight to see" after the sky cleared in Suffolk
How's the forecast looking for sky gazers?
With the clearest skies in the south-east of the UK on Saturday, viewing conditions were ideal for planet spotting.
Cloud is likely to prevail over the next few nights - but as the week goes on there will be a greater chance of clearer skies for many parts of the country.
If you are planning to be outside at night, you might want to wrap up warmly as cold nights and frosty mornings will feature in the forecast.
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