The crew at Frontier Bank, 813 N. Main St. in Taylor, decided to 'chill out' with a snow buddy during the winter weather Tuesday, Jan. 21. They include Kim Sander (left), Cindy Srnensky and Evelyn Valdez. Courtesy photo
Snow came to Taylor and eastern Williamson County late Monday, Jan. 20, and early Tuesday, Jan. 21.
For many, it meant icy roads and some inconvenience as businesses and offices shut down, but for students at area schools that shuttered Tuesday, the day promised chilly fun.
A few folks even tried to make little snowmen.
Enjoy these photos submitted by readers of the Press.
Tiana Hennington, 9, of Hutto, enjoys the light snowfall that dusted Central Texas Tuesday, Jan. 21, by building her “relaxing snowman” on a concrete slab. The inclement weather led to closures of schools, government offices and some businesses, but temperatures were expected to return to normal for this time of year by mid-week. Photo by Jason HenningtonEli Cook, a fifth grade student at Pasemann Elementary School, enjoys a day out of school when snow blanketed Taylor Tuesday, Jan. 21. By the afternoon, temperatures had climbed into the upper 30s and the frozen stuff started to melt. Photo by Vershiba Cook
