Prepare for “Nemo” with snowy pictures of the White House

Bo Obama — and the rest of the First Family — playing in the snow SLIDE SHOW

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As the East Coast gets ready to be walloped by “Nemo” the blizzard this weekend, prepare yourself with these pictures of the Obamas frolicking in the snow throughout their years at the White House.

The White House, snowed in

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    Here, Michelle Obama goes sledding with Sasha and Malia Obama in March, 2009.
    White House photo by Pete Souza

  • Bo Obama plays in the Rose Garden in February, 2010.

    White House photo by Pete Souza

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  • The White House in February, 2010.

    White House photo by Pete Souza

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  • Bo Obama plays on the south grounds of the White House in February, 2010.

    White House photo by Pete Souza

  • The President chases then-Chief of Staff Rahm Emanuel with a snowball in December, 2009.

    White House photo by Pete Souza

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  • Bo Obama plays in a blizzard in February, 2010.

    White House photo by Pete Souza

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  • Michelle, Sasha and Malia Obama play with Bo in December, 2009.

    White House photo by Pete Souza

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Jillian Rayfield is an Assistant News Editor for Salon, focusing on politics. Follow her on Twitter at @jillrayfield or email her at jrayfield@salon.com.

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