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Snow in New Mexico - 2/15/12 (15 images)

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  • rp021512d/ Metro / Richard Pipes/ The ducks at the UNM duck pond stay out of the snow and water. Tuesday. /Richard Pipes/Albuquerque Journal/

  • rp021512c/ Metro / Richard Pipes/ A man and his dog enjoy the snow at Roosevelt Park Tuesday. /Richard Pipes/Albuquerque Journal/

  • rp021512b/ Metro / Richard Pipes/ A UNM student runs past a snow covered athletic field passing a snowman. /Richard Pipes/Albuquerque Journal/

  • rp021512a/ Metro / Richard Pipes/ A UNM student walks across a snow covered athletic field passing a snowman. /Richard Pipes/Albuquerque Journal/

  • apl021512c/ASECTION/Adolphe Pierre-Louis/Albuquerque Journal/021512.Heavy snow slides off the hood of a car as it comes to a stop at the intersection of Montgomery and Larchmont Dr. on Wednesday February 15, 2012.Parts of the Duke City received more than 5 inches of fresh powder in the overnight storm.

  • gbs021512a/ASEC/Greg Sorber -- Petra Hueglin (cq) of Albuquerque walks her dog "Foxy Margo" through the snow at Academy Hills Park on Wednesday, February 15, 2012. She said her dog, an Austrailian shepherd, loves the snow.

  • apl021512b/ASECTION/Adolphe Pierre-Louis/Albuquerque Journal/021512.Many car crashes were reported in and around the city like this one on Tramway NE. near Rover on Wednesday February 15, 2012.Parts of the Duke City received more than 5 inches of fresh powder in the overnight storm.

  • apl021512a/ASECTION/Adolphe Pierre-Louis/Albuquerque Journal/021512.Peter Watterberg,, shovels snow from the sidewalk of his Albuquerque Foothills home on Wednesday February 15, 2012.Parts of the Duke City received more than 5 inches of fresh powder in the overnight storm.

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