Observer Photos
The past few weeks, I've received a number of observer photos that I'm excited to share with you all. Bob and Gretel from Monroe County sent in this amazing picture of a storm off of Sanibel during their vacation in late June.
Carolyn from Volusia County sent in this picture of morning fog along the beaches near her home on July 8th. Jan from Broward County sent in this group photo of members from the the amateur radio station WX4NHC visiting the National Hurricane Center in Miami. WX4NHC is been activated whenever a hurricane is within 300 miles of landfall in the areas of the western Atlantic, the Caribbean or the eastern Pacific. The group also provides Emergency Backup Communications from NHC to NWS Offices and other agencies in case of local landfall.
Bob from Brevard County sent in these pictures of damage done by lightning to one of his neighbor's silver palm trees. The tree that was hit was located about 60 feet from his CoCoRaHS rain gauge. Luckily, no one was injured when the tree was struck.
Don from Hillsborough shared more of his wonderful pictures of wildlife along the western Florida Coast.
If you've got any pictures you took on your travels or at home -- rainfall, floods, drought impacts, beautiful sunrises and sunsets, or anything else you'd like to share -- please send them to me.
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