Morgantown residents pushed through biting winds and 8-11 inches of snow and ice, as many roads froze overnight and temperatures were expected to remain in the teens over the coming days. (Benjamin Powell/ The Dominion Post)
A small bush stood coated in ice and snow along its narrow branches in Morgantown on Monday afternoon, after nearly 11 inches blanketed north-central West Virginia on Sunday.
Morgantown residents pushed through biting winds and roughly 11 inches of snow and ice, as many roads froze overnight and temperatures were expected to remain in the teens over the coming days.
Morgantown residents pushed through biting winds and roughly 8-11 inches of snow and ice, as many roads froze overnight and temperatures were expected to remain in the teens over the coming days.
Morgantown residents pushed through biting winds and roughly 11 inches of snow and ice, as many roads froze overnight and temperatures were expected to remain in the teens over the coming days.
Morgantown residents pushed through biting winds and roughly 11 inches of snow and ice, as many roads froze overnight and temperatures were expected to remain in the teens over the coming days.
Morgantown residents pushed through biting winds and roughly 11 inches of snow and ice, as many roads froze overnight and temperatures were expected to remain in the teens over the coming days.
A small bush stood coated in ice and snow along its narrow branches in Morgantown on Monday afternoon, after nearly 11 inches blanketed north-central West Virginia on Sunday.
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Morgantown residents pushed through biting winds and 8-11 inches of snow and ice, as many roads froze overnight and temperatures were expected to remain in the teens over the coming days. (Benjamin Powell/ The Dominion Post)
A small bush stood coated in ice and snow along its narrow branches in Morgantown on Monday afternoon, after nearly 11 inches blanketed north-central West Virginia on Sunday.
Morgantown residents pushed through biting winds and roughly 11 inches of snow and ice, as many roads froze overnight and temperatures were expected to remain in the teens over the coming days.
Morgantown residents pushed through biting winds and roughly 8-11 inches of snow and ice, as many roads froze overnight and temperatures were expected to remain in the teens over the coming days.
Morgantown residents pushed through biting winds and roughly 11 inches of snow and ice, as many roads froze overnight and temperatures were expected to remain in the teens over the coming days.
Morgantown residents pushed through biting winds and roughly 11 inches of snow and ice, as many roads froze overnight and temperatures were expected to remain in the teens over the coming days.
Morgantown residents pushed through biting winds and roughly 11 inches of snow and ice, as many roads froze overnight and temperatures were expected to remain in the teens over the coming days.
A small bush stood coated in ice and snow along its narrow branches in Morgantown on Monday afternoon, after nearly 11 inches blanketed north-central West Virginia on Sunday.
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Morgantown residents pushed through biting winds and roughly 11 inches of snow and ice, as many roads froze overnight and temperatures were expected to remain in the teens over the coming days.
Morgantown residents pushed through biting winds and roughly 11 inches of snow and ice, as many roads froze overnight and temperatures were expected to remain in the teens over the coming days.
Morgantown residents pushed through biting winds and roughly 11 inches of snow and ice, as many roads froze overnight and temperatures were expected to remain in the teens over the coming days.
A small bush stood coated in ice and snow along its narrow branches in Morgantown on Monday afternoon, after nearly 11 inches blanketed north-central West Virginia on Sunday.
Morgantown residents pushed through biting winds and roughly 11 inches of snow and ice, as many roads froze overnight and temperatures were expected to remain in the teens over the coming days.
Morgantown residents pushed through biting winds and roughly 8-11 inches of snow and ice, as many roads froze overnight and temperatures were expected to remain in the teens over the coming days.
A small bush stood coated in ice and snow along its narrow branches in Morgantown on Monday afternoon, after nearly 11 inches blanketed north-central West Virginia on Sunday.
Morgantown residents pushed through biting winds and 8-11 inches of snow and ice, as many roads froze overnight and temperatures were expected to remain in the teens over the coming days. (Benjamin Powell/ The Dominion Post)