Already in 2022, D.C. has received 12.1 inches of snow — more than double the average for January and the most since January 2016, when Snowzilla dumped nearly 18 inches on the city.

D.C. Public Schools, the federal government, and the National Zoo are all closed today following the second snowfall of the year.

Forecasts show a possible accumulation of a few inches for D.C. Thursday night into Friday morning.

Some jurisdictions like D.C. and Montgomery County were facing snow plow shortages, leading to delays in street clearing.

From the animals at the National Zoo to a skier on the National Mall, locals are having a blast.