Last week was the inaugural Snowman Building Competition. Twenty snowmen and other snow creations engaged in a fierce competition in the following categories: most creative, favorite, best photo with snowman, best traditional snowman and best nontraditional snowman. Voting took place earlier this week. “My first snowman ever is actually a snow woman! It was a great experience to build it with my family’s support. Thanks for the initiative!” Liliet Calero Diaz, creator of Snowy Cuban, said. Vibodha Mudiyanselage and N.C….
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In January 2020, snow coats branches, needles and a footbridge near Wilson Hall.
It’s a frosty morning at the Industrial Building Complex on Dec. 22, 2005.
On Jan. 4, bison graze on the snow-covered prairie amidst ice fog and hoarfrost dusts the trees.
On Jan. 14, an adult bald eagle perched northeast of the Applied Physics and Superconducting Technology Division keeps a watchful eye on activities.
After the Jan. 4 chill, the weather made for this spiky hoarfrost in the trees the Batavia, Illinois, area.
The sun rises over campus as snow is plowed in January.
Looking south from Pine Street, snow covers trees, grasses, and the creek in January 2020.
A day of ice fog on Jan. 4 caused beautiful hoarfrost to form on these trees outside the Transfer Gallery.