Freezing drizzle moves through the area this morning resulting in slick spots across portions of the region. Additionally, dense fog will spread northward this morning resulting in decreasing visibilities of 1/2 mile or less. Consequently, the combination of low visibilities and slick spots will make travel hazardous this morning. Read More >
Take a look at some views from, and around, our office...
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Rainbows
 Rainbow by the Radome (notice its a double bow). |
 Another rainbow. |
 Rainbow with a double bow. |
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Sunsets
 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. |
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 Sunset on Lake Onalaska. |
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 Another sunset on Lake Onalaska. |
 Sunset near New Hampton, IA. |
 Mississippi River near Buffalo City, WI. |
 Another view of the Mississippi River near Buffalo City, WI. |
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 Sunset in Door County, WI. |
 Wind turbine near Cataract, WI. |
 Another sunset with a wind turbine near Cataract, WI. |
 South of Lake Neshonoc in West Salem, WI |
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Storms
 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. |
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 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. |
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 Lightning in Abbotsford, WI. |
 Turbulent storm clouds in Cassville, WI. |
 Shelf cloud. |
 Shelf cloud. |
 Tornado. |
 Tornado from June 11, 2004 in extreme northwest Howard County, IA |
 Tornado from June 11, 2004 southwest of Le Roy, MN |
 Picture of same tornado. |
 Wall cloud from March 30, 2005. |
 Mammatus. |
 "Hole" in storm clouds due to an updraft. |
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 Mammatus clouds with storms from May 25, 2008. |
 Mammatus from May 25, 2008. |
 More mammatus. |
 Wall cloud near Platteville, WI from June 8th, 2008. |
 Mammatus near Hillsboro, WI. |
 Aqua colored sky, due to hail in the clouds. Near Briggsville, WI June 7, 2008 |
 Scud clouds associated with a thunderstorm. |
 Storm clouds moving in at Neosho, WI. |
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Snow
 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. |
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 Ice melting on the Mississippi River in the spring of 2007 (Houska Park La Crosse, WI) |
 After a December snow fall in Warrens, WI |
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 Hoar frost near Hillsboro, WI |
 Hoar frost |
 Ice accumulation on a branch |
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Fog
 A look at some valley fog...Grandad's Bluff off in the distance. |
 Another look at valley fog in the La Crosse valley. |
 A view of valley fog from atop La Crosse Ridge. |
 Fog bow |
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Nature
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 An egret along the Mississippi River. |
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 Andy the dog enjoys the fall colors. |
 Pelican. |
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 Hummingbird moth |
 Eagles on the Black River |
Other
 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. |
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 A view of La Crosse taken from an airplane. |
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 The 2001 Mississippi River flood at Riverside Park in La Crosse. |
 Another Riverside Park 2001 flood picture. |
 A halo around the moon. |
 The Mississippi River near Genoa, WI. |
 Some clouds over a Cassville, WI farm. |
 Aurora in Clermont, IA. |
 Train moving through flood waters at Fountain City, WI. |
 Another train moving through the record flood waters at Fountain City, WI. |
 A view of the April 2001 record flood in Fountain City, WI. |
 A sunpillar. |
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 Halo with sundogs around the sun. |
 Sundogs |
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