Easton Park . Jan 11, 2021

Snow Much Fun!

On Sunday, January 10, temperatures dropped into the 30s and Eastonites enjoyed several inches of real snow! By mid-afternoon, the neighborhood was blanketed with the white stuff, and residents enjoyed building snowmen, sledding down the big hill in Knob Hill, and having snowball fights.

According to the Austin-American Statesman and the National Weather Service, the average January snowfall is 0.4 inches, and the most snow Austin has seen was 11 inches back on Nov. 22-23 in 1937. While this much snowfall is pretty unusual for Austin, this actually wasn’t Easton Park’s first snow—the last time the city received more than an inch of snow was on December 7-8, 2017, when 1.3 inches of snow was recorded at Austin Bergstrom International Airport.

Here are some pictures from yesterday’s big event!

Raquel and TJ Chandler got some amazing drone pictures of the neighborhood covered in snow.

Snowing

And their sweet new addition, Clayton Audrey, seems to be snoozing through her first snow experience.

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Snowing

Norah Clay enjoyed the igloo someone built by the Trolley. Thanks, neighbors!

Snow Much Fun Kids In Snow

Chris, Will, and Baby Finley made a snazzy snowman and did some sledding! Looks a little cold for a dip in the pool! Also, extra props to Finley for sporting his Easton Park gear!

Baby with snowman
Baby with snowman
Snow Much Fun
Snow Peak

The Dreher family and their dog, Biggie, loved catching snowflakes!

Spanish Water Dog - Schnoodle
Snow Much Fun

The Portillo’s enjoyed building snowmen and playing together as a family at Knob Hill!

Snow Much Fun
Snow Peak
Snow Much Fun

Ready to come make snow angels with us at Easton Park? Check out our builders!

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Snowing

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