Cars and crystal trees: looking down from a Belltown building. (Photo by Korat Ozturan, @kor_at on Instagram)
Cal Anderson Park on Capitol Hill as the snow was falling Sunday night (Photo by Shannon Martinovic)
All the joyful sledders at Gas Works Park. (Photo by Sara Gentzler)
Vanishing point at a houseboat dock on Lake Union (Photo by Shaya Lyon)
Kids sledding the (very) little hill at Walt Hundley Playfield in West Seattle. (Photo by Kim Sharpe Jones)
A friendly face at Kerry Park in Queen Anne. (Photo by Marina Frykholm)
A snowy Ballard robot (snobot?). (Photo by Zoe Dash)
A snow plow got stuck on a Seattle street. (Photo by Mike Katz)
Into the winter mist at the Olympic Sculpture Park. (Photo by Robert Mason)
There’s another way to recycle that Pike Place Chowder bowl and utensils. (Photo by Ann Peavey)
“S is for Seattle!” A view from above. (Photo by Giyen Kim)
Because snow = magic.
Seattle snowmen know how to stay ‘chill.’ (Photo by Hiro Tawara)
Seattle Transit Blog put it best as the snow was still falling Monday: ‘For once, a real snowstorm.’
Here’s how you saw the fluffy white stuff blanket your city, from the busy corridors downtown to the busy sled hills in West Seattle.
Thanks to everyone who shared our their pics.