Weather experts say we may finally get some measurable snow on Sunday, following a milder-than-normal winter thus far.

This year was the first time that the D.C. primary was moved from September to April. Now some people are asking if that was too early—and whether legislators should consider moving the primary date again.

D.C. Public Schools released its snow make up calendar late on Friday, and while it could be worse, District students are indeed facing a dreaded lengthened school year after losing four-and-a-half days of instruction due to February’s historic snowfall. In a letter to parents, Chancellor Michelle Rhee explained that the school district explored options including extending the school day, converting vacation days into school days, and changing the dates of DC-CAS testing, but said…