Two to four inches of snow are expected to fall into Tuesday morning, marking the first time in exactly two years that the D.C. area is expected to get an inch or more of snow.
It hasn’t even reached peak fall foliage for much of the region yet, and we are already thinking about hitting the ice rink.
As temperatures dip and COVID-19 testing demand remains high, local officials are finding ways to keep outdoor testing sites running through the winter.
What should you expect?
The Department of General Services told the Advisory Neighborhood Commission 6A of their intention to use the Sherwood Recreation Center, specifically the basketball court, as a shelter.
The $4 million investment will go towards tents, heaters, lighting, and marketing costs.
Here are some ideas.
“Hippos” slide on their bellies to the center of the ice and feast on multicolored balls—and believe it or not, there’s a strategy to it.
Rain will turn slushy and snowy around 3 p.m.; a total snowfall of one to two inches is expected in the District tonight.
There are some No Good, Very Cold Days in our immediate future
