'Snowzilla' dumped a massive amount of snow on D.C. So where does it all go?

The Washington Post 2016-01-26

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With nearly 3.5 billion cubic feet of snow falling on the Washington, D.C. area, there's small mountains of snow to remove. But where do you put all that snow? For the District, the answer is RFK Stadium's Parking Lot 7.
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