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    Are you a winner of our photo contest? September winners

02:00 AM
October 10, 2022

Are you a winner?
September winners: Didn't fall behind!

here are the winners and honorable mentions for September's photo contest!

Thank you to all our users that entered our September 2022 monthly photo contest! We had a lot of submissions and are making our job harder and harder every month. :)

photo contest sept Anthony Pfirrman . Fort Collins
Kathy Noe from  Louisiana
Gary Peters
Kathy Noe from  Louisiana
Eric Ross from Victoria, Texas.
Britni Milam from Leander, Texas.
Reggie Burke from Delavan, Wisconsin
Kandis DeNitto from Apple Valley, Ca.
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The following photos were selected as our first, second, and third prize winners. It was very tough to choose just three, so we decided to give a shout-out to some that we simply amazing too!

· First prize winner: Anthony Pfirrman

· Second prize winner: Kathy Noe

· Third prize winner: Gary Peter If you are any of our top 3 winners, please send us an email to info@weatherandradar.com from the same email you used to send the picture (for confirmation), so that we can get your information to send you your prize!

Thank you to all who participated! Now on to October. Safely take those weather and nature-related photos and submit them to us on the app by Wednesday, October 26.

Irene Sans
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