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January 31, 2003: Trees are weighed down by half an inch of ice in the highlands of Northern Virginia after the ice storm. Photo Credit: Kevin Ambrose

January 29, 2003: The ice-covered Potomac River is shrouded with fog after warmer, rainy weather moved into the area. Photo Credit: Kevin Ambrose

January 28, 2003: The Chesapeake Bay is iced over after two weeks of frigid temperatures. The morning low was 15 degrees F at Reagan National Airport and 6 degrees at Dulles. Photo Credit: Gail Siegel

January 25, 2003: Water and ice seem to blend together in this photo of Great Falls at the peak of the January 2003 cold wave. The low temperature was 16 degrees at Reagan National Airport and 10 degrees F at Dulles. Photo Credit: Kevin Ambrose

January 24, 2003: This image was aquired by NASA's Aqua satellite and shows the extent of snow cover on land and ice cover on the Chesapeake Bay and Potomac River. Up to 2" of snow had just fallen southeast of D.C. Photo Credit: NASA

January 23, 2003: The erratic paths of snowflakes falling during a late evening snowsquall that dropped half an inch of snow on the western suburbs of D.C. Photo Credit: Kevin Ambrose

January 23, 2003: While most of the East Coast shivered in frigid temperatures, Key West enjoyed this beautiful sunset. Photo Credit: Rick Martin

January 21, 2003: Closeup of snowflakes that fell in the Washington, D.C. area. Almost an inch of dry snow fell. Photo Credit: Kevin Ambrose

January 17, 2003: Photograph of a subsun. Photo Credit: Steve Maciejewski

January 5, 2003: Heavy snow in Oakton, VA that dropped 4" of snow. Washington National Airport reported 3 inches of snow and Dulles reported 3.6 inches. Photo Credit: Kevin Ambrose

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