“Gonzo enjoying his first snow!”
Thanks again to all who submitted so many great photos. If you missed the previous rounds you can see them here. If you’re pup didn’t make this round you’ll be automatically placed in the regular animal fix queue and I’ll email you the day I post. Enjoy the final pups and cats of volume five: (more…)
So great. To the video: (more…)
Photo by Becca “Cancel everything, we present to you the official Washington DC snowman, Mr. Frostington”
Awesome.
Please send your sculptures/creations via email to [email protected] Thanks!
Photo by Thomas Cluderay
“Chuck of Adam’s Morgan looking regal this morning”
Thanks to all who sent in (and stay tuned for Volume four.) So many more snow pups (and a couple of cat) (more…)
Thanks to Jillian for sending from “Alpaca sighting at New Hampshire and Park in NW!”
“Watson at Marion Park on the Hill”
Thanks to all for sending in so many great shots, stay tuned for Volume Three (and Four). Many, many more photos after the jump. (more…)
“The goodest snow dog, Beau”
Our earliest versions of snow dogs ever – more benefits of a Sunday snow!! Please send your snow dogs and other general snow photo awesomeness to [email protected] Please include the name of your pup and what neighborhood you’re in and I’ll be posting later today and throughout tomorrow!! Enjoy, be safe and have fun!!
Now for the rest of snow dogs volume one!! (more…)
See interactive map here
From the Mayor’s Office:
“Mayor Muriel Bowser has declared a Snow Emergency in Washington, DC beginning at 9:00 a.m. on Sunday, January 31 and going until 6:00 a.m. on Tuesday, February 2. The District Snow Team is deploying at 2:00 a.m. on Sunday, January 31 in preparation for snow starting early Sunday and perhaps continuing into Tuesday, and the Snow Emergency will allow plow drivers to clear snow emergency routes curb to curb. (more…)
Photo from 2015 by lorie shaull
From Congresswoman Norton’s office:
“Today, Congresswoman Eleanor Holmes Norton (D-DC) released a statement calling on the U.S. Capitol Police to allow sledding at the Capitol tomorrow and next week in anticipation of a snowstorm.
“The west side of the Capitol is well known as perhaps the best place for sledding in D.C.’s high-density urban environment. (more…)
