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Shireen Jordan

  • Weather Presenter, BBC
England
As seen in: BBC, BBC Radio Solent, Bottom Line, ITV News, What You Need To Know (Podcast), The Inside Track
BBC Weather Presenter, new writer, journalist, runner, yoga, tennis player, theatre lover! Views my own. Insta: @shireenrjordan
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The last Moon of meteorological winter

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By Shireen Jordan
| BBC Verified
Image source, EPA-EFE/REX/Shutterstock Published 22 minutes ago Stargazers may be able to catch the last full Moon of meteorological winter on Sunday. If you're tempted to pop outside to catch a glimpse, it will rise at 16:13 GMT in London and should be visible - clouds permitting - until it sets at 08:06 GMT on 2 February. These timings vary slightly depending on where in the UK you are.
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From eclipses to supermoons: Seven night sky spectacles to watch for in 2026

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By Shireen Jordan
| BBC Verified
Image source, Reuters Image caption, An airplane passes near the total solar eclipse in Bloomington, Indiana, US in 2024 ByShireen Jordan The 2026 night sky is set to bring UK stargazers some wonderful celestial events to look out for. The highlight will be the solar eclipse with up to 90% of the Sun obscured. Miss it and there won't be another one until September 2090.
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Quadrantid meteor shower 2026: How and when to see fireballs light up UK sky Original

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By Shireen Jordan
| The Inside Track
Image source, iStock/ Getty Images ByShireen Jordan It's a brand new year and the spectacular array of night sky events in 2026 starts with one of the strongest meteor showers to illuminate the year's sky. The Quadrantid meteor shower is active until 12 January, peaking between 3 to 4 January 2026 in the UK. The shooting stars are known for their bright fireball meteors which have a blue or yellow-white tinge with fine trails.
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