Drone photos show the effects of the season's first winter storm – and the first measurable snowfall since early 2019 – which hit Newark on Wednesday afternoon and early Thursday morning. Rain and sleet mixed in, limiting snow accumulation to approximately 3 inches, but it was still enough to blanket the city in white just a few days before Christmas.
Snow blankets the area around Paper Mill Road and Timothy's Restaurant.
Snow blankets the area around the Casho Mill Road underpass.
Snow blankets the Newark Preserve neighborhood.
Snow blankets Leroy Hill Park (left) and Handloff Park on Barksdale Road..
Snow blankets the University of Delaware's Laird Campus.
Snow blankets the University of Delaware’s Laird Campus.
Snow blankets Curtis Mill Park.
White Clay Creek cuts through a snowy Curtis Mill Park near the Paper Mill Road bridge.
Snow blankets the Newark Reservior.
Snow blankets the area around Library Avenue in downtown Newark
Snow blankets the post office on Ogletown Road.
Snow blankets downtown Newark.
Snow blankets George Read Village.
Snow blankets downtown Newark.
Snow blankets the University of Delaware campus.
Snow blankets downtown Newark.
Snow blankets the University of Delaware campus.
Snow blankets downtown Newark.
Snow blankets downtown Newark.
Snow blankets the University of Delaware campus.
Snow covers rooftops in downtown Newark.
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