Some years, the D.C. area sees little snow. The first week of 2022 has brought two snowstorms.
While fewer flakes fell Friday compared to Monday’s record-breaking snowfall, the encore snow made for some delightfully wintry scenes.
PHOTOS: Encore! Snow blankets DC region again
January 7, 2022, 11:05 AM
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Many schools opted to close Friday following 2 to 4 inches of snowfall. (WTOP/Jessica Kronzer)
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In contrast to Monday’s storms, many roads in the D.C. area were mostly cleared early Friday morning. (WTOP/Jessica Kronzer)
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It snowed just under 4 inches in Haymarket, Virginia, on Jan. 7.
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WTOP reporter Nick Iannelli’s dog, Lucy, enjoys her snow day at Wheaton Regional Park. (WTOP/Nick Iannelli)
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It snowed just under 4 inches in Haymarket, Virginia, on Jan. 7.
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WTOP reporter Will Vitka’s dog Moby is less than thrilled with the more than 5 inches of snow that fell overnight from Thursday into Friday. (WTOP/Will Vitka)
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Reston, Virginia, saw about 5 inches of snow. (WTOP/Will Vitka)
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Streets were snowy in D.C. on Friday morning after snow fell overnight. (WTOP/Dave Dildine)
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A layer of snow coated the ground, but didn’t stop snow plows in Hyattsville, Maryland. (WTOP/Ivy Lyons)
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A snowy stroll through Chevy Chase. (WTOP/Dave Dildine)
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Streets are snowy in D.C. on Friday morning after snow fell overnight. (WTOP/Dave Dildine)
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Some Christmas lights peaking through the snow in Frederick, Maryland. (Courtesy Nancy Holland)
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Some furry friends enjoyed the snow in Frederick, Maryland. (Courtesy Nancy Holland)
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