After the Blizzard
Paulo DeOliveira and son Mateo take a walk down Main street Edgartown.
Paulo DeOliveira and son Mateo take a walk down Main street Edgartown.
Snow-covered Offshore Ale.
Snow-covered Offshore Ale.
Working on the roads near the Oak Bluffs Steamship terminal.
Working on the roads near the Oak Bluffs Steamship terminal.
Welcome to snowy Oak Bluffs.
Welcome to snowy Oak Bluffs.
Digging out in Oak Bluffs.
Digging out in Oak Bluffs.
A snowy Chappy Point.
A snowy Chappy Point.
Clearing a path to the Wharf.
Clearing a path to the Wharf.
No traffic on North Water Street.
No traffic on North Water Street.
Edgartown Yacht Club weathered the storm.
Edgartown Yacht Club weathered the storm.
Beware of icicles.
Beware of icicles.
A snowy view from Chappaquiddick.
A snowy view from Chappaquiddick.
An icy dock at North Neck.
An icy dock at North Neck.
As Wednesday dawned, Vineyarders woke up to blue skies and a white landscape. After a day and a half of howling winds and driving snow, the Island was covered in snow drifts several feet high. Snow plows and shovels were in demand as the Island started to dig out.