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Ruthiebabes marks 10 years capturing Londons skies

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Ruth Wadey, known to many as "Ruthiebabes," celebrates ten years of capturing the beauty of London’s skies from her Twickenham balcony. Her weather photographs have become a beloved staple in local weather forecasts, drawing attention to the art of meteorology. Over the past decade, Wadey has documented various weather phenomena, transforming how the public engages with forecasts. Her work has not only enhanced the visual aspect of weather reporting but also fostered a deeper appreciation for the changing skies of London. As she reflects on her journey, she emphasizes the joy and fulfillment that comes from merging her passion for photography with her fascination for weather.

Wadey's contributions have resonated widely, inspiring both amateur photographers and weather enthusiasts. The connection between her art and the scientific community underscores the importance of creativity in understanding our environment. Moving forward, she aims to continue sharing her captivating images, inviting others to see the beauty in everyday weather.

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