Residents of Forest Hills DC woke up to snow on Wednesday. We are used to waking up to the sound of early morning snowplows on these days, but as of 2:30 p.m. many of the streets and sidewalks remained unplowed and unshoveled.
One beauty shot of Soapstone Creek, just because
Broad Branch Road just north of the Beach Drive Intersection
Davenport Street
Intersection of Davenport and Linnean
A plowed Connecticut Avenue at the Albemarle intersection
Sidewalk on east side of Connecticut south of Albemarle
Connecticut Avenue looking south
Sidewalk on the west side of Connecticut Avenue south of Albemarle Street
Slush on Albemarle and sidewalk on Connecticut Avenue looking north
The first plow came up 30th Street at 4:10 p.m. Terry Owens of DDOT reported there were 200 trucks out working 12-hour shifts.
A warming trend that was set to begin overnight and a forecast high of 56 today should take care of any remaining slushy streets and unshoveled sidewalks.
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