Hey, it's Tony. On today's show, we will talk about the snow that we got.

Plus, we'll catch up with Michael Wilbon, who is in sunny North Scottsdale.

And we'll talk with Craig Lachlan about Team USA's dramatic win over Canada for the gold medal.

But first, commerce.

Previously, on the Tony Cornheiser show.

There are some people, not just Kevin Sheehan, predicting three feet of snow.

Every time I turn on WTOP, they say, please don't listen to your weather apps.

You know, apparently it's a 30% chance of three feet of snow and a 30% chance of an inch or two of snow.

Three feet of snow. That's a big gap an inch or two of snow. Three feet of snow.

That's a big gap.

Yes, because if the bombogenesis forms in exactly the right latitude and longitude,

that it explodes over Washington, D.C., and then goes up the coast and destroys Philadelphia and New York.

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We were fortunate to this point in Washington, D.C., inside Metro Washington, D.C.

Let's see what number you pull.

I can't speak for other people, but I would say looking at my yard, walking the dog this morning,

I'd say three to four inches.

I don't think we had more than that.

I'd say three.

Yeah, something like that, three to four inches.

And a classic D.C. over respond.

We messed up the previous tour, and we're going to be out early and often for this. Well, the roads are wonderful. Streets haven't looked this clean. Yeah. Roads really is. Roads are wonderful. Now, it's a heavy snow, which means that in our yard, for example, tree limbs are falling, and that's going to continue all day. Hopefully trees don't fall.

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