Spain’s Worst Snowstorm in Decades Collapses Parts of the Country

Yet Others Delighted in the Snow

A man throws a snowball at Plaza Mayor during heavy snowfall on January 09, 2021 in Madrid, Spain. Photo: Pablo Blazquez Dominguez (Getty Images)

Nonetheless, although the storm undoubtedly created chaos for government officials and many residents throughout Spain, others delighted in the snow and took to the streets to enjoy it, despite public officials pleading for them to stay home unless absolutely necessary.

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