Yesterday’s afternoon snow has left local roads icy today and no school for Fairfax County public school students.
The arrival of wintry weather in the D.C. area caused a stir on social media about whether or not locals panicked or appropriately prepared for the snow.
PANIC!!! https://t.co/LNlPUmncr8
— Andrew Beaujon (@abeaujon) January 7, 2020
Now that the snow is over and we’re left with slushy streets, how did you react to the first flakes of the new year?
Photo courtesy Carmencita Lilangel Ovando
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