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Spring snowstorm blankets Cape Region
Fighting the cold, members of the Kuska family of Lewes get in some snow fun before school starts. On the sled are Emma and Leni as mom Heike pulls the sled. BY RON MACARTHUR
March 26, 2014
Yet another snow storm blasted the Cape Region March 25-26. BY NICK ROTH
This iteration of snow clung to cars, trees and whatever else it landed on, making for very photogenic scenes throughout the Cape Region. BY NICK ROTH
Blue skies hang over Nassau Valley Vineyards. BY NICK ROTH
Cape Henlopen School District students didn't miss school from the most recent storm but did have a two-hour delay. BY RON MACARTHUR
A colorful house on Kings Highway in Lewes provides contrast for the snow covering the yard and walkway. BY RON MACARTHUR
Snow clings to the bridge over Silver Lake leading to Rehoboth Elementary School. BY RON MACARTHUR
As the sun rises, it highlights snow and ice crystals clinging to some tree branches. BY RON MACARTHUR
Snow begins to fall March 25 in the area of Zwaanendael Park in Lewes. BY RON MACARTHUR
The sun rises on yet another snow fall in the Cape Region. BY RON MACARTHUR
The Rehoboth Beach Boardwalk is empty following the most recent spring snowstorm. BY RON MACARTHUR
From three to six inches of snow fell over the Cape Region during a rare spring snowstorm. Snow started to fall during the evening of March 25 and didn't end until the early morning hours of March 26.
