See links for the first and second batches.

Fall Color in the Snow

Fall Trees in the Snow

Also known as OctSNOWber, the snow of October 29th was a significant snowfall. Here are a couple more pics from during the event (first batch here):

Fall Trees in the Snow

The Weight of the Snow Caused Many Branches to Fall

A Nor’easter storm brought 9″ of snow to Old Dominion Wildlife Headquarters. I’ll be posting pictures all week; here is the first batch of pictures taken during the event.

Trees weighted down by the snow caused widespread power outages in Warren County

Pumpkins and Mums Covered by Snow

A Dogwood Tree Snapped by the Weight of the Snow -- I should've tried brushing the snow off earlier to prevent this

Red and White -- A Maple in the Snow Storm

October snow is expected again this Saturday for the mountains of Virginia. See: WxRisk forecast

Also, the CapitalWeatherGang says:

Accumulation is likely to be highly elevation dependent, with no accumulation inside the beltway and perhaps a coating on grassy areas in outlying north and west suburbs especially as you get into Frederick and Loudoun counties.

More substantial accumulation may well occur above 1,000 feet in the mountains. Locations along and near the I-81 corridor like Harrisonburg (Va.), Martinsburg (Wv.), and Hagerstown (Md.) may also see some accumulating snow.

Flashback: 2009 October Snow pics/video here and here.

Here are a couple additional pictures from last night’s snow event.

Dogwood tree weighted down by the snow

Hickory Trees in the October Snow

See Also: October Snow in Virginia

A Nor’easter storm brought some fall snow over the weekend of October 17th. In the Blue Ridge Mountains we picked up 2 inches. Virginia snow in October is unusual, but not unheard of.

Pictures

Fall leaves in the snow

Two inches of Snow in October

Video