‘Sunday Drive in Winter’
courtesy of ‘macmoov’
The weather outside is about to become quite frightful, so it’s time to stock up on some fire wood if you haven’t already.
WTOP reports that a developing storm could bring up to 10 inches of the soft powdery cold stuff on Saturday.
Sounds to me like a perfect excuse to get those sleds out of storage and hit the hillside.
Rachel Levitin: Rachel moved to DC in the fall of 2005 to study Journalism and Music at American University. When she’s not reading any and everything about Major League Baseball, Rachel works on maintaining her personal blog. She is also an accomplished singer-songwriter-musician. Rachel has also contributed to The Washington Examiner in addition to her work with a new creative, collaborative blog Trauma2Art and MASN Sports' Nationals Buzz. You can follow Rachel on Twitter, see why she loves DC or even get in touch at Rachel@WeLoveDC.com!
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4 Responses to “Let it Snow, Let it Snow, Let it Snow”
December 17th, 2009 at 1:59 pm
The Capital Weather Gang says the most likely result of this storm is less than an inch…
So don’t get me all ‘cited for 10″.
December 17th, 2009 at 2:09 pm
Bah humbug! That is the most disappointing thing I’ve heard all day.
December 17th, 2009 at 3:53 pm
If you’re closely listening to ANY (local) forecaster within 48 hours of a suspected storm, just turn your tv/radio off. When it comes to actual snowfall amounts, they’re usually only right when it’s about a day or two AFTER the storm, and they’re recapping what happened. :)
Here’s my weather report – “Snow, sometime soon, anywhere from a dusting to a foot, forecasted for the DC, Maryland, and VA area.”
December 17th, 2009 at 4:48 pm
As of 2:20 today, Capital Weather Gang had changed their tune to 6-12 inches. (Which they acknowledge still has plenty of time to change.)