When does the snow usually quit around here?
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Anonymous
I grew up in DC, and still live in the area. It's colder than average, but the snowfall amount is actually pretty on par with accumulation most years. However, people seem to bitch, complain, and freak out WAY more. I blame it on the transplants, mostly from the south. |
Anonymous
| I was just looking at old pictures. In one of them from March, 2012, my son was celebrating his mid-month birthday wearing a t-shirt and shorts. Now I know that was unusually warm weather, but it's very nice when it happens! I think for every outlier snowy day in March, we should get a warm day. |
Anonymous
And don't forget that we have a HUGE Latino population here where snow is "foreign" to them. Snow isn't easy to navigate through when it comes so infrequently. Use it or lose it. |
Anonymous
| Usually done by the end of march |
Anonymous
| it snowed last March right before Easter. 2012 was so mild, I have pictures of DD running in the yard without a jacket. You just never know. |
Anonymous
| Last year it snowed on March 25. I remember that spexidicay because I woke up and saw snow and said, It is march 25, I am tired of this shit. It will be cool until late April. |
Anonymous
| Uh, that would be specifically. Thanks iPhone |
Anonymous
We got like two inches of snow TOTAL all of last winter. |
Anonymous
No more snow! |
Anonymous
Exactly. You freaking whiners. A dusting of snow doesn't count. |
Anonymous
| Yes, we got a coating of snow during the last week in March last year. I'd better not see that s**t this year. |
Anonymous
| I was in a wedding in early April one year - in a strapless dress - and it snowed. |
Anonymous
| I'm loving the snow. Bring it on. Although by mid-March I'll probably be ready for spring. |
Anonymous
| Where are you from, OP? |
Anonymous
| It actually snows more (not a lot) in Feb-early March than any other time. |