The rumors are true. The weather updates are right. D.C. is about to be hit with some major snowfall. As of this moment, we are officially under a “snow emergency.”
According to www.weather.com, the...
For those of you experiencing the recent snow storm, you might be feeling a range of emotions. Maybe love for the amount of sledding you can now partake in? Or perhaps hate for the lack of feeling in your...
Today, the Washington Post ran a piece by Clinton Yates that defended the District's winter weather habits. The article argued that lack of regular snowfall, large amounts of commuter traffic and D.C....
They say a picture is worth a thousand words. Toss a filter and 30 likes on it, and it's worth even more. Take a look at some of our favorite Instagrams from this week and stop back next Monday to see...
Oh the weather outside is frightful, but the fire is so delightful. In case, you've no place to go... HOLD ON! It's springtime, right?!
If you think the weather has been a bit weird lately, you aren't...
We hate to break it to you, everyone, but the Inauguration has ended. The mania has subsided and the fever has ended — except for our Beyoncé fever, which will carry on "until the end of time." (Ha,...
by Michelle Cassidy
It seems that we're facing a fairly mild winter in D.C. – despite this past weekend's snowy excitement, temperatures are predicted to be in the 40's and 50's for the rest of the...
Photo via Flickr user ep_jhu
by Bethany Imondi
In case you've been hiding in Lau for the past two days or are just starting to make sense of things again after a few wild nights, here's what you missed...
Snow days are magical.
As a kid growing up in Chicago, I cherished snow days because they were so elusive. There was not lack of snow, but the city was well bolstered against most types of weather attacks....
It's rare that Fox News and Barack Obama come to agreement, but the two have found some common ground in dubbing the latest blizzard "Snowmageddon." In response to the massive winter storm that has paralyzed...
