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December 11, 2002: Ice coats a snowman during the ice storm. Ice of .25 to .50 inches brought down branches and trees in D.C.'s northern and western suburbs. Photo Credit: Kevin Ambrose

August 1, 2002 Photo Sequence: The birth of a thunderstorm over Washington. Only a trace of rain fell at Reagan National Airport, but flash flooding occurred in nearby Alexandria, Virginia from this storm. Photo Credit: Kevin Ambrose

August 2, 2002: Brilliant altocumulus clouds under the sun, Washington, D.C. Photo Credit: Kevin Ambrose

April 28, 2002: A tornado tracks through southern Calvert County Maryland.

April 28, 2002: Aerial view of a supercell thunderstorm over Southern Maryland. This thunderstorm was producing twin tornadoes at the time of this photograph. Photo Credit: Steven Maciejewski

September 24, 2001: An explosion or lightning flash illuminates Byrd Stadium at the University of Maryland. Photo Credit: Dr. Ming-Ying Wei

September 24, 2001: A tornado touches down near the Washington Monument. Photo Credit: Michael Shore

The flag flies above the first snow of the winter of 2001/2002, Orlean, Virginia, January 20, 2002 Photo Credit: Steve Pittman

Lighning over Potomac Heights, Maryland, Summer of 2000. Photo Credit: John Olexa, Jr.

Criss-crossed lightning bolts over Indianhead, Maryland, Summer of 2001. Photo Credit: John Olexa, Jr.

Beautiful mammatus over Penn State, April 2001. Photo Credit: Steve Maciejewski

A great example of sundogs. This photo was taken at Penn State 2001. Photo Credit: Steve Maciejewski

Rainbow over Three Mile Island, August 2000 Photo Credit: Steve Maciejewski

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