Snowstorm dumps on Northeast:
Much of the US Northeast from New York to Maine spent the last few days digging out after blizzard conditions and record-setting snowfalls left hundreds of thousands temporarily without power in winter temperatures. The storm surge during high tides at the height of the storm caused beach erosion and flooded coastal towns with ice-filled waters and rocks washed in from the sea. -- Lloyd Young ( 47 photos total)
A snowplow operates in the Back Bay neighborhood on Feb. 8 in Boston, Mass., as well as other states from New York to Maine are preparing for a major blizzard with possible record amounts of snowfall in some areas. (Mario Tama/Getty Images)
Much of the US Northeast from New York to Maine spent the last few days digging out after blizzard conditions and record-setting snowfalls left hundreds of thousands temporarily without power in winter temperatures. The storm surge during high tides at the height of the storm caused beach erosion and flooded coastal towns with ice-filled waters and rocks washed in from the sea. -- Lloyd Young ( 47 photos total)
A snowplow operates in the Back Bay neighborhood on Feb. 8 in Boston, Mass., as well as other states from New York to Maine are preparing for a major blizzard with possible record amounts of snowfall in some areas. (Mario Tama/Getty Images)
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