People often joke about the birth rate going up nine months after a big storm like Washington, DC’s snowmagedden. But what about congressional fundraising? Will we see a dip in campaign contributions for this week, when candidates report them to the U.S. Federal Election Commission all too long from now?

We’ve already received notice that several fundraising events scheduled for this week were canceled. This one, a lunar new year celebration thrown by lobbyist Jocelyn Hong for Rep. Mike Honda (D-Calif.), will be rescheduled. Here’s another, for Rep. Eric Massa (D-N.Y.) Rep. Bob Filner’s event at the Tortilla Coast: also canceled. And here’s yet another, below, which we hadn’t entered into our database yet, for Rep. Silvestre Reyes (D-Texas).

Of course there’s nothing to prevent donors from wiring a campaign some money this week. Unless, that is, their power is out and internet connection is down. We’ll follow up later, after campaign finance reports are in, to see if Snowmageddon cost congressional campaigns any money.