Isabella Fuscaldo and Nicolas Acevedo walk through downtown Boston. They came from New York for their Christmas/Valentine’s getaway. They didn’t know it would be in the middle of a storm when they planned it, so they came anyways.
“A powerful blizzard unleashed driving snow and punishing winds as it moved up the Northeast coast on Saturday, crippling transportation and leaving more than 100,000 people without power.”
“Parts of southeastern Massachusetts could receive as much as 30 inches of snow, said Gov. Charlie Baker (R). In Boston, nearly 2 feet of snow had fallen as of 7 p.m., according to the National Weather Service, making the storm one of the ten largest on record for the city.”
Students sled down the steps of Widener Library in Harvard Yard, Cambridge, Massachusetts.
Richard Long walks his greyhounds, Chloe (blue) and Izzy (red).
Quincy Shore Drive is covered in snow with a strong wind.
Pigeons shelter from the snow in a Quincy shopping center.
JoAnn Butler, 71, shovels the snow in front of her home.
Trucks plow the early morning snow in Back Bay
Early morning snow in Boston Common (public garden)Marybeth Burke walks her dog Stella through Back Bay.
