Ferries were cancelled, students given a snow day, and roads and government offices closed Monday as a day-long storm hit the Island. A blizzard warning was in effect from 4 a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday. Roads were underwater because of coastal flooding and the Island hunkered down to brave the storm.

Chappy ferry slip flooded early Monday morning. – Mark Lovewell
Snowy Vineyard Haven, as seen from top of Mansion House. – Timothy Johnson
Seaview avenue under rough weather. – Steve Myrick
Snow falls on the Grange Hall; no farmers’ market today. – Alex Elvin
Though ferry service suspended, Chappy ferry braves rough seas to bring ambulance to Chappy side. – Peter Wells
Kevin Matthew keeps the coffee hot outside Mocha Mott’s. – Timothy Johnson
Choppy seas as seen from Memorial Wharf. – Mark Lovewell
Fueling up for a snowy day at Cumberland Farms. – Timothy Johnson
Beach Road was closed from Canonicus avenue to the Edgartown Triangle for part of Monday morning. – Steve Myrick
Old truck has seen many winters in Vineyard Haven. – Timothy Johnson
Plows in action on State Road in West Tisbury – Alex Elvin
High tide and strong winds prompted coastal flooding advisory. – Steve Myrick
Five Corners flooded. – Timothy Johnson
Schools closed as snow begins. – Mark Lovewell
Snow blankets closed West Tisbury town hall. – Alex Elvin
Snowy and quiet at Edgartown waterfront. – Mark Lovewell

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  1. I so enjoy your articles and the pictures are an added treat. My thanks go to your staff and photographers who braved the storm to take the pictures.

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