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Snow blankets Cape Region
Latest winter storm buries area under several inches of snow
The red of this Suzuki FA50 moped stands out when it’s covered in snow. CHRIS FLOOD PHOTO
February 12, 2025
As forecast, the Cape Region was blanketed with several inches of snow Feb. 11-12. Snowflakes started falling Tuesday afternoon and continued throughout the night, leaving a winter wonderland when residents woke up Wednesday morning.
There weren’t any golfers at Nick’s Jurassic Mini Golf today, just some snow-covered prehistoric pals. NICK ROTH PHOTO
These snow-covered benches at the Milton Little League fields will have kids eating treats at them in just a couple months. CHRIS FLOOD PHOTO
Plows clear snow from Savannah Road in Lewes. BILL SHULL PHOTO
Covered in snow, even these dead plants in Wagamons Pond off Lavina Street in Milton add to the winter scene. CHRIS FLOOD PHOTO
Call it a “snow shark” at Midway mini golf. BILL SHULL PHOTO
The pirate at the Midway mini golf course was mostly snow-free and looking for better weather ahead. BILL SHULL PHOTO
Tropical Treats and go-karts at Midway will have to wait for warmer, drier days. BILL SHULL PHOTO
The load of heavy, wet snow might have been too much for these branches on Second Street in Lewes. BILL SHULL PHOTO
Rehoboth city workers shovel snow on Rehoboth Avenue on Wednesday morning. BILL SHULL PHOTO
Grant Brown is hard at work clearing the sidewalk on First Street near Downtown Blues. BILL SHULL PHOTO
City crews were out early to clear away snow from Rehoboth Avenue. BILL SHULL PHOTO
Deb Ressler made a special trip from Lititz, Pa., just to see snow on the Rehoboth Beach Boardwalk. BILL SHULL PHOTO
In between answering calls, the folks at the Milton Fire Department had a little fun building a snowman. CHRIS FLOOD PHOTO
Soon enough there will be boats at these docks at the head of the Broadkill River in downtown Milton. CHRIS FLOOD PHOTO
The snow in January was light and fluffy. These bushes on Chandler Street in Milton show how sticky this round of snow was. CHRIS FLOOD PHOTO
The last ice age ended around 11,000 years ago, but don’t tell this guy at Nick’s Jurassic Mini Golf on Route 1 near Rehoboth Beach. NICK ROTH PHOTO
