![Although the area along the shoreline of Delaware Bay is frozen, it’s not wise to venture out on the ice. RON MACARTHUR PHOTO](/sites/capegazette/local/styles/gallery_large/public/2018/01/field/gallery_large/_DSC8751.jpg?itok=do4Cqb7E)
Although the area along the shoreline of Delaware Bay is frozen, it’s not wise to venture out on the ice. RON MACARTHUR PHOTO
![A Silver Lake gazebo in Rehoboth Beach picks up a glow from the early-morning sun. RON MACARTHUR PHOTO](/sites/capegazette/local/styles/gallery_large/public/2018/01/field/gallery_large/DSC_4581.jpg?itok=x9L2M5Nj)
A Silver Lake gazebo in Rehoboth Beach picks up a glow from the early-morning sun. RON MACARTHUR PHOTO
![A flock of geese fly over the beach and World War II towers near Cape Henlopen State Park. RON MACARTHUR PHOTO](/sites/capegazette/local/styles/gallery_large/public/2018/01/field/gallery_large/_DSC8597.jpg?itok=5jJmMZim)
A flock of geese fly over the beach and World War II towers near Cape Henlopen State Park. RON MACARTHUR PHOTO
![As ice forms along the rocks near Roosevelt Inlet in Lewes, a huge ship can be seen far off in the distance. RON MACARTHUR PHOTO](/sites/capegazette/local/styles/gallery_large/public/2018/01/field/gallery_large/_DSC8628.jpg?itok=KaNy0ix8)
As ice forms along the rocks near Roosevelt Inlet in Lewes, a huge ship can be seen far off in the distance. RON MACARTHUR PHOTO
![Because of huge snow piles, parking spaces are at a premium along Second Street in downtown Lewes. RON MACARTHUR PHOTO](/sites/capegazette/local/styles/gallery_large/public/2018/01/field/gallery_large/_DSC8648.jpg?itok=Eu_dWl5N)
Because of huge snow piles, parking spaces are at a premium along Second Street in downtown Lewes. RON MACARTHUR PHOTO
![An iceberg in the canal? A large chunk of floating ice looks like an island in the Lewes-Rehoboth Canal near the old railroad bridge in Lewes. RON MACARTHUR PHOTO](/sites/capegazette/local/styles/gallery_large/public/2018/01/field/gallery_large/_DSC8660.jpg?itok=cYQNdOJq)
An iceberg in the canal? A large chunk of floating ice looks like an island in the Lewes-Rehoboth Canal near the old railroad bridge in Lewes. RON MACARTHUR PHOTO
![Blowing snow will continue to be a problem on Jan. 6 as it is along Gills Neck Road near Lewes. RON MACARTHUR PHOTO](/sites/capegazette/local/styles/gallery_large/public/2018/01/field/gallery_large/_DSC8675.jpg?itok=Ncx2Gqp7)
Blowing snow will continue to be a problem on Jan. 6 as it is along Gills Neck Road near Lewes. RON MACARTHUR PHOTO
![There is beauty in the cold and wind as snow clings to the fence and trees along Gills Neck Road near Lewes. RON MACARTHUR PHOTO](/sites/capegazette/local/styles/gallery_large/public/2018/01/field/gallery_large/_DSC8681.jpg?itok=lr3pYBPw)
There is beauty in the cold and wind as snow clings to the fence and trees along Gills Neck Road near Lewes. RON MACARTHUR PHOTO
![It will take some time before this abandoned car on New Road in Lewes can get out. RON MACARTHUR PHOTO](/sites/capegazette/local/styles/gallery_large/public/2018/01/field/gallery_large/DSC_4591.jpg?itok=__-Ld_mH)
It will take some time before this abandoned car on New Road in Lewes can get out. RON MACARTHUR PHOTO
![Frigid temperatures lead to the formation of icicles on the roof of a house in Shipcarpenter Square in Lewes. RON MACARTHUR PHOTO](/sites/capegazette/local/styles/gallery_large/public/2018/01/field/gallery_large/_DSC8731.jpg?itok=5-M03TpM)
Frigid temperatures lead to the formation of icicles on the roof of a house in Shipcarpenter Square in Lewes. RON MACARTHUR PHOTO
![As the sun rises Jan.6, the temperature on the Boardwalk is 8 degrees with a below-zero windchill. RON MACARTHUR PHOTO](/sites/capegazette/local/styles/gallery_large/public/2018/01/field/gallery_large/DSC_4561.jpg?itok=zkT-uysj)
As the sun rises Jan.6, the temperature on the Boardwalk is 8 degrees with a below-zero windchill. RON MACARTHUR PHOTO
![With frigid cold over the past week, thick ice has formed near the point in Cape Henlopen State Park. RON MACARTHUR PHOTO](/sites/capegazette/local/styles/gallery_large/public/2018/01/field/gallery_large/_DSC8746.jpg?itok=5m3D-4Yf)
With frigid cold over the past week, thick ice has formed near the point in Cape Henlopen State Park. RON MACARTHUR PHOTO
After a treacherous weekend of snow and frigid temperatures, the Cape Region will finally break the cycle. Forecasters are calling for a high temperature of 37 degrees. However, winter weather is expected to pass through the area again tonight. The National Weather Service is expecting freezing rain to fall in colder areas, beginning about 5 p.m. Even where temperatures are above freezing, the NWS said rain could freeze on untreated surfaces.
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