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Round 2: Bitter cold, snow hit Cape Region
Ice will be with us for a few more days as high temperatures are not expected to reach the freezing mark until the weekend. BY RON MACARTHUR
January 22, 2014
Keith Martin, owner of Hotel Rehoboth in Rehoboth Beach, uses a snow blower to make quick work of snow piled in front of businesses. BY RON MACARTHUR
Wind has blown the dry snow along the dunes in Rehoboth Beach. BY RON MACARTHUR
Gary Turton, owner of Rehoboth Beach Variety blames the wind for piling up snow in front of his business. BY RON MACARTHUR
Brandon Robertson, who works for Brighton Suites in Rehoboth Beach, says this is the first time he's been able to use a snow blower. BY RON MACARTHUR
High wind and waves, clouds and frigid temperatures combine to create a surreal look along the coast. BY RON MACARTHUR
It didn't take long for cars and trucks to get back on Route 1 following Tuesday's snowstorm. BY RON MACARTHUR
The Rehoboth Beach Boardwalk is a lonely place Jan. 22 thanks to single-digit temperatures. BY RON MACARTHUR
Ice chunks on Lewes-Rehoboth Canal are driven by wind and tide along Pilottown Road in Lewes. BY RON MACARTHUR
A winter scene is complete with snow, sand and late-afternoon shadows in Cape Henlopen State Park. BY RON MACARTHUR
DelDOT trucks are working to clear ice and snow off Sussex County roads. BY RON MACARTHUR
Spared the total wrath of the Jan. 21 winter storm, the Cape Region was still hit with a blast of frigid air and snow accumulating from 2 to 4 inches.
