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Thanks for sending your snow day photos!
Wyatt McCabe lives it up on his snow day in this photo by his mom, Brittany Fisher.
January 29, 2022
Wow! The reader submissions from this latest snowstorm were outstanding! Thanks to everyone for sending their images from the blizzard.
As of 10 a.m. Jan. 29, the snow was half-a-toddler deep in Harbeson, as illustrated here by Mayvis Baker, in a photo made by her father, Matthew.
Snow view in Georgetown from Elizabeth Vogdes.
Gabby Wharton of Lewes enjoys a playful snowball fight.
Gayle Messick has a visitor to her window in Joy Beach.
Ruthie Cope measured 15 inches of snow in Rehoboth Beach.
“Hope this snowblower, Charleigh Szatkowski of Milton, doesn't run out of gas before it finishes its job,” writes Karen Harrity, who made this photo.
Tom Little’s photo shows Old Salty covered in snow on Second Street in Lewes.
Claire Weitz’s view from her home in Villages at Herring Creek.
Christine Downey’s bird feeder resembles a snow angel.
Mary Anne Hoopes shoveled a path to the grill at her home near Lewes, and the snow measures 12.5 inches deep as of 11:30 a.m.
Jill Hudson’s snow cruiser isn’t ready for a bike ride anytime soon.
Juliette, left, and Josephine Miller are clearly enjoying their snow day iin Rehoboth Beach. Photo by E.T. Miller.
All the fur babies are enjoying a snow day, including this pup shown on Hoornkill Avenue in Lewes. Photo submitted by S.L. Brown.
Ruby loves the snow in Raymond Hoban’s photo.
The Dewey Beach Life Saving Station is shown in this photo submitted by Chris Hayes.
This duck seems to be saying “Goodbye, snow!” in this shot from Lisa Eline.
Joseph Ohri, 8, made this snow photo from outside his home in Coastal Club near Lewes.
Casper loves the snow in Dewey Beach in David Moskowitz’s photo.
Look closely at Neil Little’s photo and you’ll see a creepy tree face!
The beach in Rehoboth, as shown in Donald Pederson’s photo taken Saturday morning.
Cameron Price of Harbeson makes a snow angel.
Snow on the deck at Irene Schrader’s house.
“Life at the beach shouldn’t be this hard,” said Billy Talbot, laughing.
Icicles frame the view in Jane Polanka’s photo.
Downtown Bethany Beach looks like a postcard in Anastasia Kotsiras’s photograph.
Joey is enjoying the snow in Dick Byrne's photo.
Aviannah Sheppard and Vivienne Cordrey enjoy the weather at Coastal Club near Lewes.
Lee Wagner’s snowy bike in Dagsboro.
Photo by Rosalee Elson.
The view in Dewey Beach from Carolann and Rick Dryer.
Brent Linus enjoys the snow in Lewes. Photo by Kim Linus.
Photo from Bethany Beach, made by Kent “KC” Guernsey.
Miss Maeve looking for her archenemy Mr Squirrel in Jan Daily’s photo.
Jack Long’s photo shows how much snow fell in Long Neck.
Heather Broujos’s photo shows a snowy Rehoboth Beach Boardwalk.
Paul Downey is on shovel duty.
Dana Finn’s door wreath is flocked.
This photo shows a sunset view in Rehoboth, courtesy of Tina and Pete Donofrio.
This birdie got a berry in Beth Copeland’s photo.
The Delaware Breakwater Light looks cold, even from a distance, in cott Wallen’s photo.
Heike Kuska’s photo shows the Zwaanendael Museum covered in snow.
Sunset afterglow over a Lewes pond in this shot by Karen Ferguson.
Janine DiPaula Stevens sent in this peaceful image of the Lifesaving Station in Dewey Beach.
Flurries are flying in this Dewey Beach image sent in by Janine DiPaula Stevens.
The colorful Bottle & Cork stands out among the white snow in this image by Janine DiPaula Stevens.
