SNOW DAY 2021: Oxford, Ole Miss turn into winter wonderland
Published 11:33 am Monday, January 11, 2021
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Bo Blount, from left, Rye Blount, and Lane Blount pose with their snowmen at Avent Park in Oxford, Miss. on Monday, January 11, 2021. (©Bruce Newman)
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Jason Ritchie rides a sled down a hill at Avent Park in Oxford, Miss. on Monday, January 11, 2021. (©Bruce Newman)
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Andrew Still rides a sled down a hill at Avent Park in Oxford, Miss. on Monday, January 11, 2021. (©Bruce Newman)
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Dakota Wills, right, gives his son Hudson a push for a sled ride down a snow covered hill at Avent Park, in Oxford, Miss. on Monday, January 11, 2021. (©Bruce Newman)
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The City of Oxford and the University of Mississippi became a winter wonderland on Monday.
Weather reports indicated the heavier snowfall would hit central portions of the state and around Grenada, but Oxford residents woke up to a couple inches of fresh snow adorning their yards and trees.
The snow is expected to taper off throughout the day on Monday with a high of 35 degrees, which may melt some of the snow, but with a low of 28 degrees it could begin to ice over at sunset.
The Oxford Police Department reported ice beginning to form on the Highway 30 bridge over Highway 7, but that was the only report of iced bridges as of Monday morning.
Tuesday’s forecast calls for sun and a high of 46 degrees.
Enjoy some photos of Oxford’s snow day.