Spring Weather: Weird and Wonderful

The Daily Green Community Documents the Return of Flowers and Birds, and Snow and a Strong Storm Season.

By Gloria Dawson

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Oklahoma Tornado
David Parks/ www.flickr.com/photos/davidparks
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The 2008 Tornado Season Is Off to a Strong Start

Including this tornado in Oklahoma that David Parks saw on his way home from a photography class. He heard the sirens and turned and saw the storm.

May 7, 2008

Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

Blooming Spring Flower
Brittany
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Blooming Spring Flower

Blossoming in Virginia
Tornado damage in Missouri
Mike Sapp
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Tornado Damage in Missouri

May 11, 2008

Neosho, Missouri
Flowering Dogwood
Cyndy McCollough
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Spring Dogwood

Allentown, Pennsylvania
Kristin B. Lindstrom-Tiffany/ http://www.flickr.com/photos/ktiffany79/
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Kansas City Road Sign After the Tornado

A strong tornado hit Quapaw, Oklahoma.

May 10, 2008

Jen Guzman
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April Snow Brings May Flowers?

After a week of 50-degree-weather days, a heavy snowfall in Anchorage, Alaska.

April 2008

Lara Ellis
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Rose-Breasted Grosbeak

Found on a break from spring migration in Luray, Virginia.
Martha Barrow
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Two Feet of Snow in April

Climate change or an old-fashioned Maine spring?

April 2008

Bob Elko
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First Robin of Spring

I came home this afternoon and heard the melodious sound of robins.

March in Appleton, WI

Regenia Brabham/www.photographybyregenia.com
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Tornado-Damaged Store

Macon, Georgia

May 11, 2008

Charles S. Matthews
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Early Hepatica

Hepatica, seen on a walk around my neighborhood. They're earlier than normal this year.

Scandinavia

Regenia Brabham/www.photographybyregenia.com
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Fallen Billboard

Fallen billboard destroyed an animal hospital.

Tornado damage in Macon, Georgia

May 11, 2008

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