'Snowquester' Gets Little Respect
Three years ago, Washington, D.C., had a storm dubbed “snowmageddon.” This week, it’s “snowquester.” But on social media, many did not immediately embrace the name.
D.C. area forecast: Heavy, wet snow likely tonight into Wednesday, significant accumulations: The Snowquester ... bit.ly/100fSRN
Recall him. I'm serious. This is not okay. RT @AlexJamesFitz Steny Hoyer just dropped a #snowquester reference.
What a lovely afternoon. Balmy 55 degrees in DC. Hard to believe #snowquester is coming but we've stocked up on cocoa.
Inside the beltway people are only rooting for snow so they can feel clever when they tweet #snowquester. That is nerd humor (which I like)- RT @wxbrad: The most accurate snowfall map for the east coast storm you will see all day. #snowquester twitpic.com/c8xgjf
@MarnieLevy @capitalweather I Rrrr-ove the snow. I'm hoping #snowquester provides plenty of snow and playtime for me http://pic.twitter.com/njGifThAI5
At vet with the Puppacita before storm strikes and she gets lost in snowquester drift http://pic.twitter.com/q7PDWqgdLy
Really DC? Snowquester? Okay, #snowquester it is. ow.ly/ipbpN. Cue my family in Alaska, laughing...
@JeffreyGoldberg Oddly enough, the only people in my timeline using "snowquester" are those telling people to stop saying "snowquester."
Three presidential helicopter and the national cathedral #frommyapt perhaps evacuating dc before #snowquester? http://pic.twitter.com/dYViv2xVve
