#707 Snowy Monday Morning, 2/16/15
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Tony Gabri awaits the #18 TARC on Eastern Parkway Monday morning. The blistery conditions and near white-out snow made for a rigorous commute for early morning workers. 2/16/15
Tony Gabri trudges through the high winds, heavy snow, and freezing temperatures to catch the #18 TARC on Monday morning. 2/16/15
A cyclist and a security guard cross the normally busy intersection of Eastern Parkway and Preston without traffic on a frozen Monday morning. 2/16/15
The #18 TARC scoops up more commuters at the corner of Eastern Parkway & Preston on a frozen Monday morning. The tight snow pack and recent sub-freezing weather made driving more tolerable than usual. 2/16/15
Michael Marks stands bundled up with other commuters awaiting the #18 TARC to Okolona on a snowy and blistery cold Monday morning. 2/16/15
The TARC stops servicing several routes from the corner of Eastern Parkway & Preston had early morning commuters battling frigid temperatures and near white-out conditions on Monday morning. 2/16/15
City crews worked non-stop to combat the heavy snowfall on Monday morning in Louisville. 2/16/15
Like a scene out of WWII Europe, the soldier statue at the corner of 5th & Jefferson Streets combats the harsh elements against an urban backdrop. 2/16/15
The historical stretch known as Werne's Row at the corner of 4th & Hill Streets had a quiet beauty as little traffic passed on a very snowy Monday morning. 2/16/15
Rodin's The Thinker statue sits more frozen than usual on the UofL campus Monday morning as snow blanketed the region with freezing temperatures. 2/16/15
Rodin's The Thinker statue on UofL's campus even seemed to be cold as snow pummeled the area with arctic blasts on Monday morning. 2/16/15
A city worker clears the sidewalks along Jefferson Street as snow continued to fall on Monday morning. 2/16/15
Modern equipment makes clearing sidewalks downtown easier and more efficient, but those factors are ruled out when mother nature dumps the snow heavy and continuously. 2/16/15
Chunks of ice could be seen in the Ohio River surrounding the Belle of Louisville on Monday morning as freezing temperatures and arctic blasts of wind created hostile waterfront conditions. 2/16/15
Call it the "bridge to nowhere" (or Indiana) as the 2nd Street Bridge spanned into white-out conditions over the Ohio River on Monday morning. 2/16/15
Snow Emergency Routes in downtown were in effect as city crews worked furiously to keep up with the rapid and heavy accumulation on Monday morning. 2/16/15
The stairs leading up to the old courthouse were unpassable on Monday morning forcing visitors and workers to use the rear entrance. 2/16/15
Rick Losch distributes salt along the icy stretch of sidewalk in front of The Pavillion on 4th Street Monday morning. 2/16/15
Calvin Stone continuously shovels the snowy sidewalk in front of The Pavillion on 4th Street during the heavy accumulation on Monday morning. 2/16/15
Don Southern had to hoof it down 4th Street, from downtown to I-264, to get to his job on a snowbound Monday morning in Louisville. 2/16/15