Journeys on foot were more like alpine adventures.Journeys on foot were more like alpine adventures.
Journeys on foot were more like alpine adventures.

In pictures: Storm Larisa snowfall brings slushy struggles and timeless scenes to Buxton streets

By Ed Dingwall
Published 10th Mar 2023, 13:24 BST
Updated 10th Mar 2023, 17:38 BST
Storm Larisa hit the exposed uplands of the High Peak on Thursday, battering Buxton and its neighbouring communities with snowfall and high winds

While many residents will have taken the sensible decision to wrap up warm, a few hardy souls braved the treacherous outdoor conditions to go about business as usual – including our intrepid photographer Jason Chadwick.

By Friday, the weather was a little calmer, and residents ventured out to enjoy the sights of the historic town blanketed in white.

Snow pictures from Thursday evening in Buxton

1. Storm Larisa hits Buxton

Snow pictures from Thursday evening in Buxton Photo: Jason Chadwick

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Drivers were urged to be cautious to cope with poor visibility and slushy surface conditions.

2. Storm Larisa hits Buxton

Drivers were urged to be cautious to cope with poor visibility and slushy surface conditions. Photo: Jason Chadwick

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Four-legged residents still demanded their walks.

3. Storm Larisa hits Buxton

Four-legged residents still demanded their walks. Photo: Jason Chadwick

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The Met Office is warning of snow and ice in Buxton through to Sunday.

4. Storm Larisa hits Buxton

The Met Office is warning of snow and ice in Buxton through to Sunday. Photo: Jason Chadwick

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