Weather

Dave Franklin captured Friday's impending storm, noticing the "residents of the treetop home" along his driveway. (Photo: David Franklin)

"Looking south from 191st," wrote Cathy White on Thursday morning, "it’s such a clear start to the day!" (Photo: Cathy White)

"Went out to put planters up and found this little cutie!" wrote Betty Burley, titling her photo Savvy Squirrel Secures Stash for the Winter. (Photo: Betty Burley)

"One of my favorite fall trees," wrote Gina Franklin. "This tree is in a group of three on 178th and William."

"This past Saturday in the Lansing Forest Preserve off Torrence, my son Jon and I saw these deer and the beautiful fall colors around dusk," wrote Laurie Boer....

Sunshine brightens a cluster of autumn-colored oak leaves. (Photo: Connie Simon)

Wilma Straatman captured some pink-tinged clouds at the corner of Wentworth Avenue and Ridge Road last week. (Photo: Wilma Straatman)

"The Lansing skyline was so vibrant," wrote Betty Burley last week, "a perfect ending for a busy Monday!" (Photo: Betty Burley)

Gregory Ott captured the Thursday-morning sun lighting up a tree on Randolph Street across from St. John Lutheran Church (18100 Wentworth). (Photo: Gregory Ott)

Bright blue skies surround the southernmost Lansing water tower, located near Heritage Elementary School. (Photo: Melanie Jongsma)

"Noticing the snow on the soldiers and the helicopter," wrote Wilma Straatman on November 1, "it made me realize the sacrifices our veterans made as they served...."

"After a disappointing Bears loss," wrote Cathy White on Sunday evening, "Mother Nature came through!"

"The currency exchange at Torrence and Ridge has hibiscus trees in their front window soaking up the bright sunshine!" reported Connie Simon last week.

"Our tree in the backyard is probably the last tree in Lansing to have its leaves change and fall off," wrote Dave Schurman on Sunday.

"Driving this morning, and the sunrise is amazing," wrote Jan Schurman (after she parked, we hope) on Saturday morning.