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Snowballs fly in Meridian Hill Park

The snow was flying furiously as many packed snowballs, others just grabbed handfuls of snow and launched them in the air. (Ƶapp/Megan Cloherty)
The snow was flying furiously as many packed snowballs, others just grabbed handfuls of snow and launched them in the air. (Ƶapp/Megan Cloherty)
More than 200 people showed up to take part in the snow ball fight. Word of the time and new location spread on social media. (Ƶapp/Megan Cloherty) (Ƶapp/Megan Cloherty)
Some snowball fighters brought their dogs to enjoy the snow day activity. (Ƶapp/Megan Cloherty)
Some snowball fighters brought their dogs to enjoy the snow day activity. (Ƶapp/Megan Cloherty)
Many participants wore costumes, like George Washington University University student Hunter Headapohl who had the day off of school (Ƶapp/Megan Cloherty)
Many participants wore costumes, like George Washington University student Hunter Headapohl who had the day off of school. (Ƶapp/Megan Cloherty)
Nick Davis takes a video of the mayhem in Meridian Hill Park as the snowball fight was underway. Davis, from Iowa, says the snow could be wetter to make better snowballs, but it doesn't seem to be hampering the fun. (Ƶapp/Megan Cloherty)
Nick Davis takes a video of the mayhem in Meridian Hill Park as the snowball fight got underway. Davis, from Iowa, says the snow needs to be wetter to make better snowballs, but it didn’t seem to hamper the fun. (Ƶapp/Megan Cloherty)
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The snow was flying furiously as many packed snowballs, others just grabbed handfuls of snow and launched them in the air. (Ƶapp/Megan Cloherty)
Some snowball fighters brought their dogs to enjoy the snow day activity. (Ƶapp/Megan Cloherty)
Many participants wore costumes, like George Washington University University student Hunter Headapohl who had the day off of school (Ƶapp/Megan Cloherty)
Nick Davis takes a video of the mayhem in Meridian Hill Park as the snowball fight was underway. Davis, from Iowa, says the snow could be wetter to make better snowballs, but it doesn't seem to be hampering the fun. (Ƶapp/Megan Cloherty)

Megan Cloherty

An award-winning journalist, Megan Cloherty is podcast host and producer of the “22 Hours: An American Nightmare.” She previously served as Ƶapp Investigative Reporter covering breaking news, crime and courts.

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