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    Monthly photo contest: June's winning images

11:00 PM
July 12, 2023

Monthly photo contest
Winning images from the month of June!

Here are the winners and honorable mentions for June’s photo contest!

Thank you to all our users that entered our June 2023 monthly photo contest! Apparently, June is the month of clouds! There were all types of clouds and scenery with clouds submitted. Lenticular clouds won this month's photo contest!

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Herman Botkins from Denver, Colorado captured some beautiful red skies!
Rebecca Jeffries from Ocala, Florida got a picture just in time with the Sun marking the sky with all kinds of fiery colors.
Honorable mention: Kelly Williams from Lake Havasu City captured some stunning crepuscular rays!
Honorable mention! Lisa Nemzo from Venice, California sent this picture. Imagine exercising with this view!
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The following photos were selected as our first, second, and third prize winners. It was hard to select the winners as all of J's images were fantastic! Since we have so many, we had to choose some honorable mentions.

· First prize winner: Joshua Crawford, Lake Tahoe.

· Second prize winner: JR Natividad, Midland, Texas.

· Third prize winner: Herman Botkins, Denver, Colorado.

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 the prize won.

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

Irene Sans
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