Take a look at some views from, and around, our office...
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Have some weather pictures you would like to contribute?

Rainbows

Rainbow by the Radome (notice its a double bow)	Another rainbow	Rainbow with a double bow.

Summer sunset	Same sunset, another look	Another sunset with a barn in the distance	A sunset with our Radome (radar)
Summer sunset at the office	Another sunset with our Radome
Sunset on Lake Onalaska		Another sunset on Lake Onalaska	Sunset near New Hampton, IA

Mammatus clouds	Shelf cloud moving over La Crosse	Up to 2 1/2 inch hail fell at the office the evening of June 11th, 2001.	Mammatus clouds
More mammatus	Storm clouds advancing into Clermont IA, on a June morning 2003.
		Storm clouds moving through Tomah, WI (June 23, 2004).	Another look at the same storms moving through Tomah, WI (June 23, 2004).
Mammatus clouds at sunset, near Viroqua WI, August 2002.

Our office...buried in snow. Picture taken after the January 25th-26th, 1996 snowstorm. A total of 17.8 inches fell in La Crosse on those 2 days	The office snowman from the earliest first measurable snowfall on record for La Crosse (10/1/99).	Another look at our snowman

A look at some valley fog...Grandad's Bluff off in the distance

Another look at valley fog in the La Crosse valley

		An egret along the Mississippi River

A sunpillar	A view of the flag on Grandad's bluff.	Another view of the flag on Grandad's bluff.	The plaque for the flag on Grandad's bluff. The flag was once blown down from a 93 mph wind gust.
		A view of La Crosse taken from an airplane
The 2001 Mississippi River flood at Riverside Park in La Crosse.	Another Riverside Park 2001 flood picture.	A halo around the moon.

Do you have some pictures from the surrounding area that you would like to contribute to our photos page? Email us your digital photos, along with the location and date they were taken (include your name if you'd like it included). We will review them, and if they pass the "test", they will be included. Please note that this is a government site and in the public domain, so no copyright privileges will exist. Thanks!