“Baxter, Columbia Heights”
More great snow pups: (more…)
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weather
photo by angela n.
From AlertDC:
“NWS has issued a Winter Weather Advisory for District of Columbia from 12/5 7PM until 12/6 1AM.
WHAT: Light freezing rain and drizzle, with a light glaze of ice expected. Very slippery sidewalks, roads and bridges are possible. (more…)
“Rohney on snow patrol in Kalorama Park”
You guys never disappoint. Well in this regard :) So much awesomeness. Scroll for endless joy!!
Below: “Canela was shook to see that it’s actually snowing-snowing lol ❄️☃️ (more…)
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“Here’s Darcy (above) in Adams Morgan loving it!”
and Dublin from Trinidad: (more…)
photo by Emma K Alexandra
From Alert DC:
“NWS issues a Winter Weather Advisory for District of Columbia from 4AM until 4PM 12/5.
WHAT: Snow, with accumulation near 1 inch. (more…)
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Thanks to Christopher for sharing last night:
“WHOA. As of 8:30pm (Tuesday) this big ass tree had fallen from the storm blocking entrance to Georgetown Hospital on Reservoir at 38th.” (more…)
Thanks to Samantha for sending: “Yesterday, this massive tree fell on Ellicott St. off of Connecticut Ave NW, smashing two cars. (more…)
Thanks to Amanda for sharing:
“The storm that rolled through DC just now created this havoc on Connecticut Avenue between Brandywine and Chesapeake. The Tesla appears to be stuck, but it doesn’t seem like anyone is hurt.”
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700 block of Anacostia Ave, NE. photos by Kenneth Pollin
Kenneth Pollin shares with us: “Hello All, I want to bring on a pressing and emergency issue happening right here in Washington DC. My community is under water and i mean that in a literal sense. For over 7 years, my community has been experiencing flooding. Initially it only happened with MAJOR storms. (more…)
From Park Police Montgomery County:
“Beach Drive is closed between Connecticut Ave and Kensington Pkwy and Cedar Ln and Franklin Ave due to flooding.
Turn around don’t drown, a car can float in 12 inches of water and can lose control and stall in 6 inches.”
Check out this video Juliet sent us from Adams Morgan of an overwhelmed storm drain: (more…)