Dallas Snow Storm 2021, Photos Of Downtown And Deep Ellum At Night

The Dallas snow storm of 2021 covered DFW in over 5 inches of snow. It’s the most snow Dallas has had in almost 10 years. The rare sight of seeing Dallas covered with snow is always a treat. It temporarily transforms the city into another place. A place covered with a white blanket, sparse traffic, and bundled up people. It’s days like this that make cold winters worth it. I hate cold weather, except when it snows, then I love it.

Ross Avenue in Dallas covered with snow at night

Several years ago, in 2015, I took photos of downtown Dallas after a bad ice storm with the entire city, including the highways, completely empty of traffic here: Dallas Ice Storm Causes The City To Become A Ghost Town. I also took photos of the Dallas covered with snow during the day here: Dallas Winter Storm Photos 2021.

Downtown Dallas Snow Photos

When the storm eased up and it got late with few cars on the road I went out driving around downtown and Deep Ellum taking photos. I zigzagged all through downtown capturing how beautiful the Dallas snow looked. There were an endless amount of photo opportunities. I stopped at almost every block and photographed the streets, cars, and buildings covered with snow.

Toller Patio bar with their pink neon sign in the snow

A car covered with snow in downtown Dallas

Snow covered Akard Street in downtown Dallas — Akard Street in downtown Dallas

First National Bank Tower lights at night in the 2021 snowstorm

Bank of America Plaza with red lights at night on a snowy evening

Spirit of Communication Statue by Evelyn Beatrice Longman in a snowstorm

City of Dallas flag posts at night in the snow

Dallas City Hall at night in the 2021 snowstorm

City of Dallas flag, Texas flag, and United States Flag blowing a snowstorm

Old red pickup covered with snow in the Farmers Market in Dallas

Deep Ellum Snow Photos

After downtown, I went to Deep Ellum to capture photos of it covered in pristine snow. Fortunately, there was very little traffic which left the roads looking mostly undisturbed. The character of Deep Ellum was a stark contrast with the huge buildings and lights of downtown. The snow and fog made it look like a quaint little Texas town.