Video: A look back at your Lansing weather photography

LANSING, Ill. (December 22, 2023) – The Lansing Journal began publishing a daily weather post in 2022, and by the end of that year we had received photo contributions from 19 different people. A year later we have at least 38 different weather photographers. (A few are too young to be included in the official count because I don’t have contact information for them separate from their parents or grandparents.) The weather photo in each daily weather post has became an opportunity to showcase the variety of scenery in Lansing, and the diversity of lenses through which we view it.

This week’s video is a slideshow of one photo from each of those 38 Lansing weather photographers, along with the date it was published and the caption describing the scene:

Thank you, Lansing Weather Photographers

• Jen Arnold
• Bob and Laurie Boer
• Josh Bootsma
• Joseph Bugajski
• Betty Burley
• Carrie Caldwell
• Steven Carr
• Dan Centracchio
• Milton Coleman
• Jane Compeau
• Daniel Cuthbert
• Jacqueline Day
• Carl Dorris
• David Franklin
• Gina Franklin
• Rebecca Furlong
• Sharon Gonzalez
• Heather Grant
• Brian Hardy
• Melanie Jongsma
• Mary Kelly
• Ken Klain
• Keith Krucina
• Clem and Barb Lessner
• Michelle Lively
• Luci Lugowski
• Diane Lund
• Larry Malloy
• Farrah Mata
• Gregory Ott
• Jennifer Polley
• Chuck Roseen
• Nathan Schilling
• Dave Schurman
• Janice Schurman
• Connie Simon
• Erica Spencer
• Wilma Straatman
• Cathy White

Become a Lansing Weather Photographer

All readers are invited to share local weather photos with The Lansing Journal. Make sure they are recent and taken in Lansing, Illinois, then email them to [email protected]. Include:

• A description or the location of the photo
• The names of any people or animals in the photo
• The name of the person who took the photo

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The fine print

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