The inside of a school cafeteria with mud left on tables and stools after water receded.

Hurricanes do strike the same place twice. Historical marker commemorating the devastation of Waveland by Hurricane Camille. Cleanup efforts following Katrina are evident in background.

Amidst devastation a religious statue remains apparently unscathed.

"The Nieve Penitente in the Argentine Andes."

"... Clouds or Fog Cascading through Last Fork Canon and into the Santa Anita Canon."

View from Commencement Bay of a banner cloud on Mount Rainier.

"The Most Famous Cloud in the World." The "Tablecloth" cascading over the edge of Table Mountain, near Cape Town, South Africa. In: "A Book about the Weather" by Charles F. Talman, 1931. P. 18. Library Call Number M T151b.

"Typical Forms of Clouds." In: "A Book about the Weather" by Charles F. Talman, 1931. P. 18. Library Call Number M T151b.

"Typical Forms of Clouds." In: "A Book about the Weather" by Charles F. Talman, 1931. P. 18. Library Call Number M T151b.

"A Fog Bank at Sea." In: "A Book about the Weather" by Charles F. Talman, 1931. P. 18. Library Call Number M T151b.

"A Snow Garland". Forty-three inches long, sagging from the top of a fence at the Central Meteorological Observatory in Tokyo. In: "A Book about the Weather" by Charles F. Talman, 1931. P. 18. Library Call Number M T151b.

"A Phantom Born of Ice Crystals - A Solar Halo." A picture taken at St. Moritz, in the Alps, October 8, 1928, showing the common halo of 22 degrees around the sun. the clouds are cirro-stratus. In: "A Book about the Weather" by Charles F. Talman, 1931. P. 18. Library Call Number M T151b.

"The Wonder of the Rainbow." This picture, taken at Aberdeen, Scotland, stands unrivaled among photographs of the rainbow. It is especially remarkable for showing a series of 'supernumerary' bows inside the primary. In: "A Book about the Weather" by Charles F. Talman, 1931. P. 18.

Altocumulus undulatus. This formation occurred during a transition from altostratus to altocumulus. Looking NW from Cheyenne at 9:11 A. M.

Halo having a 22 degree radius giving the appearance of surrounding the sun on a hazy day. Figure 85 in: "A Treatise on Meteorology" by Elias Loomis, 1880. Library Call Number QC861 .L66 1880.

A sun pillar observed near Harpers Ferry, West Virginia at about 6:00 P. M. This pillar was visible in Silver Spring, Maryland, about 50 miles to the southeast at approximately the same time.

Geometry lesson in the sky. Parallel cloud bands over Harpers Ferry area.

Icicles formed from natural seeps near Harpers Ferry.

Potomac River overflowing its banks near Harpers Ferry.

MARC commuter train in the fog at Brunswick, MD early on a workday morning.

A fast freight slicing through the fog at Brunswick, MD.

MARC commuter train conductor catching up with local news on a foggy morning at Brunswick, MD.

Sun rising as seen through the fog at the MARC train commuter lot at Point of Rocks.

Clouds and sun silhouette the statue symbolizing NOAA's stewardship of the environment at the entrance to a NOAA headquarters building in Silver Spring. This statue was titled "Hand of Noah" by its sculptor, Raymond Kaskey in 1991.

A towering cumulus builds over the Harpers Ferry area.

Sunrise at the MARC station at Point of Rocks.

Icicles on the south side of a home illuminated on a bright winter morning.

Snowy trees at break of day in the Harpers Ferry area.

Sunrise with warm colors on a cold morning in the Harpers Ferry area.

Colorado Plateau cumulus.

Colorado Plateau cumulus.

Colorado Plateau cumulus.

Colorado Plateau cumulus.

Colorado Plateau cumulus.

Colorado Plateau cumulus.

Colorado Plateau cumulus.

Colorado Plateau cumulus.

Colorado Plateau cumulus.

Colorado Plateau cumulus.

Colorado Plateau cumulus.

Colorado Plateau cumulus.

Colorado Plateau cumulus.

Cumulus over the Rocky Mountains during snow survey operations.

Stormy day on the Colorado Plateau.

Stormy day on the Colorado Plateau.

Stormy day on the Colorado Plateau.

Stormy day on the Colorado Plateau.

Stormy day on the Colorado Plateau.

Stormy day on the Colorado Plateau.

Stormy day on the Colorado Plateau.