From Dave Jones, one of our blog readers:

Taken today from the Blue Ridge Parkway near Asheville NC. Expected clouds today but they broke up by noon. ...

Thanks to a reader for these great pictures... he writes:

I was in Denver this week for a business trip and got to experience the incredible snow storm. As an Alabama native, I haven't seen this very much in my 34 years. I looked outside at 3 am and saw only a dusting but could still the grass on the golf course so I thought they had predicted incorrectly. When I awoke at 6 am this is what I saw.
 
The day before, people were playing golf in shorts!

Another great shot...

Randy Toffel from Hoover here. I sent you the pictures of the double rainbow back in May. I just downloaded some pictures from my camera, and had this shot that I took a few weeks back early on a Sunday morning as I was headed to play golf at Ballantrae. This was the view just after sunrise as I was at the top of the hill headed down to the Ballantrae community and golf course. As I went down the hill, I realized I had my camera in the car, so I went back up to the top of the hill and got a good picture of the mist coming up from the valley. The sun turned everything gold, it was very beautiful. Enjoy.

This shot of the morning sunrise is from Rex Seymore in Addison... I will show a time lapse of this on ABC 33/40 News at 5:00 this afternoon!

Thanks to Jeanie Davis for the picture of an incredibly nice sunrise this morning!

I enjoyed a wonderful visit to T.R. Simmons Elementary School in Jasper yesterday... many of the kids were in a James Spann and Brenda Ladun lookalike contest. Check it out!

From James Anderson of Talladega...

I wanted to share with you and hopefully 3340
viewers,the attached spectacular autumn photos I shot
in Little River Canyon.

Gracie Falls as you may know is a seasonal water fall.
 I shot this after a heavy rain.  The more shallow
water fall is at the head of the canyon near the
Highway 35 bridge.  The beautiful fence photo is along
the trail leading to that water fall.

Thanks to blog reader Larry Mason for sharing these pictures; Larry is somewhere in the Appalachain Mountains (I think either North Carolina or West Virginia). He writes:

18 was the low this morning....wind still blowing real hard...1" of snow on grassy areas...wind too strong to stick on parking lot....wind gust last night to 82mph..still snowing hard...

Thanks to Harry and Lucy Jones for these great shots. They write:

Nice shot from a viewer of the colors in Trussville: