Read this: Washington couple's snowy wedding, the ethics of sidewalk shoveling

Just-married bride Barb McCuen and groom Dave Jones exit All Souls Church on Saturday. (Megan Rossman/The Washington Post)

Good afternoon, everyone. We've got snow, snow and more snow on the way -- and piles of snow coverage to match. Metro is offering limited service today while rushing to dig out half-buried trains and buses. It's unclear how fruitful (or fruitless?) these efforts will be once snow starts falling again later today.

In other snow news:

Hey! A blizzard wedding!

Why are Washington's snow total measurements taken at Reagan National Airport -- which isn't even within the bounds of the District? The answer is slightly more sophisticated than "just because." Weather geekery is involved. You've been warned.

Snow's great ethical quandary: Why don't people just shovel the sidewalks, already?

So far, 76 percent of you think that it's absolutely fair for people to claim parking spaces they dig out from snow.

For goodness's sake, don't shovel snow off your icy roof.

Jackie Trescott rounds up local museum and theater closings.

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By The Reliable Source | February 9, 2010; 12:01 PM ET
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