A torrent of wafting particles turned Fort Atkinson and Whitewater into a giant snow globe early Saturday, as Mother Nature gave the adage: “April showers bring May flowers,” a new twist, but the effect didn’t last long as the afternoon brought warmer temperatures, turning the snowflakes back into water, setting the area, once again, on a proper path towards May flowers and June bugs, as the saying goes.
Following are photos capturing the early spring snow event.
Fort Atkinson Online photographer Chris Spangler and friends enjoy a walk as snow falls Saturday morning in the Dorothy Carnes County Park. Chris Spangler photo.
Wafting particles stipple the landscape near Whitewater. Kim McDarison photo.
The Birge Fountain in downtown Whitewater braces against a snowy mist. Ashley McDarison photo.
The Whitewater Train Depot appears dotted by snow. Ashley McDarison photo.
Joggers move across a snowy landscape in Whitewater’s Cravath Lakefront Park. Ashley McDarison photo.
Branches form droplets near Haumerson’s Pond, Fort Atkinson, as afternoon temperatures melt the snow away. Kim McDarison photo.
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