How much will it snow in D.C. this winter? Play our forecast game. [View all]

You have until Nov. 30 to enter your prediction for how much snow will fall at Reagan National Airport.

Colder-than-average weather is settling into the Washington region, and the beginning of meteorological winter (Dec. 1) is less than 10 days away. We even tweeted about the possibility of seeing our first snowflakes before November ends.

But will the District actually see substantial snow in the coming months or will it follow the lead of four of the past five winters, with below-average amounts yet again? Here’s your chance to play forecaster.

Through 11 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 30, you can enter your forecast for how much snow you expect from Dec. 1 to March 31 at Reagan National Airport (Washington’s official measurement location), to the nearest tenth of an inch. Any snow that falls before that not count.

Just fill out the form below to participate.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/weather/2021/11/22/dc-snow-forecast-contest-2021/?