2026-10-16 4:22 PM

SNOW DAY: Falls Church Gets Blanketed In the Storm

The Little City got hit hard by the storm Thursday, resulting in business, school and government closures, all sorts of delays, supermarket raids and yes, a whole lot of snow on the ground. With upwards of 10 inches on the ground in Falls Church today, the News-Press and its readers share some photos from around the City.

If you have any photos from your snowy adventures in Falls Church, send them into the News-Press at fcnp@fcnp.com!

News-Press photo
News-Press photo
News-Press photo
News-Press photo
News-Press photo
News-Press photo
News-Press photo
News-Press photo
News-Press photo
News-Press photo

 

snowday3
Photo courtesy Becky Smerdon
snowday2
Photo courtesy Becky Smerdon
High St at about 6 a.m. on Feb. 13. (Photo courtesy Janet Siniard)
High St at about 6 a.m. on Feb. 13. (Photo courtesy Janet Siniard)

 

snowday1
Photo courtesy Becky Smerdon
News-Press photo
News-Press photo
News-Press photo
News-Press photo
Photo courtesy Becky Smerdon
Photo courtesy Becky Smerdon

 

Share:

More Posts

Marcus Simon: October Column

Imagine you live in a neighborhood with a homeowners association. You don’t get to choose whether to belong and you must pay whatever dues the association charges. Now imagine the

Our Man In Arlington 10-15-2026

An apt title for the autumn season in Arlington might be the “Anniversaries and Awards Season.” To put it another way, it is a time of “remembering and honoring” for

A Penny for Your Thoughts 10-15-2026

One of the attractions of the Nation’s Capital is the opportunity to enjoy the arts at internationally-recognized museums – the Smithsonian Institution, the Phillips Collection, the Children’s Museum, the National

Send Us A Message