Pictures From Historic Northeast Blizzard

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  Shoveling Out

    Photograph by Robert F. Bukaty, AP  

  A northeast blizzard dumped up to three feet of snow overnight Friday and brought hurricane-force wind gusts to areas between New York and Maine.

  The storm, dubbed “Nemo” by The Weather Channel, triggered evacuations along the Massachusetts coast and left hundreds of thousands without power. In this shot, Steve Hull digs his car out from a snowdrift in Portland, Maine on Saturday. (Read: What is a Blizzard, Anyway?)

  Heading out into the snow with your camera? Share your pictures with us, and we’ll post the best ones here.

  Published February 9, 2013

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  Bus Stop

  Photograph by Robert F. Bukaty, AP

  In Portland, Maine, riders wait at a bus stop where windows filled up with snow on Friday night.

  Published February 9, 2013

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  On the Farm

  Photograph by Matthew Cavanaugh, European Pressphoto Agency

  A pair of calves munch it up on Saturday at Eden Pond Farm in Leyden, Massachusetts.

  Published February 9, 2013

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  Boston’s Icicles

  Photograph by Mario Tama, Getty Images

  In Boston, Massachusetts, which saw more than two feet of snow by Saturday, icicles cling to a window.

  Published February 9, 2013

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  Coastal Snow

  Photograph by Greg Derr, Patriot Ledger/AP

  Homes along the South River in Scituate, Massachusetts are coated in wet snow. Storm surge from Nemo forced evacuations along the Bay State's coast and flooded area roads.

  Published February 9, 2013

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  Cold Fire

  Photograph by Elise Amendola, AP

  Firefighters respond to a four-alarm blaze in a Wilmington, Massachusetts apartment building amid Friday’s snow.

  Published February 9, 2013

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  Salt Depot

  Photograph by Mary Altaffer, AP

  Workers use tractors to pile up snow on Friday in a New York depot. The blizzard temporarily closed New York City’s airports, which reopened Saturday morning.

  Published February 9, 2013

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  Central Park Sledding

  Photograph by Carlo Allegri, Reuters

  Adults and kids with sleds arrive in New York’s Central Park on Saturday.

  Published February 9, 2013

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