Possibly the third largest recorded snowfall in the area, Louisville and Southern Indiana are just beginning to dig out from Winter Storm Blair. Cleanup from the snowfall and ice, which began on Sunday, Jan. 5, will take days.
Blair brought upwards of 10 inches of snow in some areas.
Despite the hassle of cleanup, people, pets, and our friends in nature enjoyed time in the snow.
More snow is projected for the area in the coming days. Send us your photos and we will add them to the slideshow.
Thanks to all who already submitted photos.
Young folks love snow angels Emi RamirezHighlands, Louisville Emi RamirezKira watching the snow. Christine RomeroSouthern Indiana RuckerSouthern Indiana RuckerScenes from the window Melissa GaddieSnow Cream made from Winter Storm Blair snow. Katy HurtChecking the snow totals Gemma FetalverOut checking road conditions early in the storm Louisville Public WorksSome folks had to get out and walk to work. Gemma FetalverEastern Bluebird
As the snow stopped, the birds began to play in the trees. RuckerClifton neighborhood streets Gemma FetalverThe snow makes for good selfies. Jessica HaskellBeechmont Christine RomeroPorch furniture in the snow Christine RomeroSend the kids out to measure the snow. RuckerHighlands GaddieAnother dog named Kira, but this one is in the snow. Sydney CatinnaKira is unfazed by the snow. Sydney CatinnaMural in Louisville Sydney CatinnaRoad Crews have been working hard to keep up with the storm. Louisville Public WorksMartin has had enough of the snow. RuckerAs the snow began, road crews began assessing the street and putting down an initial layer of treatment. Louisville Public WorksThis snow angel is having the best time. Kari CorsiA hawk rests in a tree in Eastern Jefferson County. Marjorie GaddieWe’re not sure if he’s having the best time but he’s getting fresh air. Eastern Jefferson County. Laurel CornellJude takes in some sledding during Winter Storm Blair. Jenn RedmondTimmy in the snow. Jenn RedmondTimmy is living his best life. Jenn Redmond
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Erica Rucker is LEO Weekly's editor-in-chief. In addition to her work at LEO, she is a haphazard writer, photographer, tarot card reader, and fair-to-middling purveyor of motherhood. Her earliest memories...
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