Freshly fallen snow covered the ground of University of North Carolina Wilmington campus on Jan. 21. Photos of the freshly fallen snow, taken by Joe Bowling, capture the rare weather that swept through New Hanover County. According to the National Weather Service, New Hanover County received 3.9 inches of snow from Tuesday evening into Wednesday morning. The last heavy snow in New Hanover County was in 2018 with 3.8 inches of snow.
Snow covering the steps outside of Morton Hall on UNCW Campus (Courtesy of Joe Bowling).
A photograph of UNCW monumental gateway between Morton Hall and Leutze Hall on campus (Courtesy of Joe Bowling).
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Untouched snow outside of Morton Hall on UNCW Campus (Courtesy of Joe Bowling).
A snow covered magnolia tree on UNCW campus in front of Hoggard Hall (Courtesy of Joe Bowling).
A photograph of the Seahawk statue in front of Hoggard Hall on UNCW campus (Courtesy of Joe Bowling).
A street view of South College Road in the snow (Courtesy of Joe Bowling).
A street view of S. College Road covered in snow with tire tracks (Courtesy of Joe Bowling).
Cook Out, located on S. College Road near Seahawk Square, covered in snow (Courtesy of Joe Bowling).
Snow covering the steps to the doors of Randall Library on UNCW campus (Courtesy of Joe Bowling).
Outside of Morton Hall on UNCW Campus in the snow (Courtesy of Joe Bowling).
Seahawk reading statue outside of Randall Library in the snow (Courtesy of Joe Bowling).
