Historic Winter Storm Covers Parish in Snow

  • HWY. 23, BELLE CHASSE
    HWY. 23, BELLE CHASSE
  • WOODLAND HWY. , BELLE CHASSE Above: Sometimes, you have to do the best you can. While snow plows are not in Plaquemines Parish's fleet of service vehicles, skid steers are. Workers did their best to clear snow banks at intersections along Highway 23 using skid steers with buckets like this Bobcat.
    WOODLAND HWY. , BELLE CHASSE Above: Sometimes, you have to do the best you can. While snow plows are not in Plaquemines Parish's fleet of service vehicles, skid steers are. Workers did their best to clear snow banks at intersections along Highway 23 using skid steers with buckets like this Bobcat.
  • CEDAR GROVE
    CEDAR GROVE
  • JESUIT BEND PARK
    JESUIT BEND PARK
    On Tuesday, January 21 residents throughout Plaquemines Parish—and coastal Louisiana in general—woke up to well-below freezing temperatures and mounds of snow covering their yards, roads, homes, and cars. This was due to a rare named winter storm (winter storm Enzo) that spread out across much of the south, bringing snow and freezing temperatures in a region that rarely ever sees such condi...

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