Mario Rodriguez has been working as a shoveler since the snowstorm began Friday, pictured here at work with his son and one of his son's friends clearing a sidewalk along Old Georgetown Road near Pike & Rose Monday afternoon. Credit: Andrew Metcalf
A snow blower at work at Bethesda Elementary School. Credit: Aaron Kraut
Chevy Chase resident Joseph Howell, 85, stands on the walkway he finished shoveling Monday afternoon. Howell, a former basketball and football coach as well as a State Department employee who has lived on Woolesly Drive for nearly 50 years, said, "I can never remember anything like this." Howell said he needed to clear off the walkway to let his dog out. As of around 1 p.m. Monday, his street had yet to be cleared. Credit: Andrew Metcalf
A lone snowblower clears a path near the entrance of Rock Creek Forest Elementary School in Chevy Chase Monday afternoon. Credit: Andrew Metcalf
A narrowly cleared Arlington Road sidewalk in Bethesda Monday. Credit: Aaron Kraut
This snow-hoveling crew composed of Bethesda-Chevy Chase High School students Julian, Josh, Brian and Chris looks for its third driveway job of the day Monday afternoon on Grubb Road in Silver Spring. Credit: Andrew Metcalf
A pedestrian walks along East West Highway in Chevy Chase near the Connecticut Avenue intersection. While the road was cleared to pavement, the normally four-lane road was narrowed to two with the massive snow piles along it Monday afternoon. Credit: Andrew Metcalf
A man digs out on Beverly Road in Bethesda Monday afternoon. Credit: Aaron Kraut
A much-needed Montgomery County plow clears Burning Tree Road in Bethesda Monday afternoon. Many neighborhood roads such as Burning Tree had not been plowed as of Monday. Credit: Andrew Metcalf
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