Images: Frigid air follows massive East Coast storm
Frigid temperatures, some that could feel as cold as minus 30 degrees, moved across the East Coast on Friday as the region attempted to clean up from a massive winter storm.
A pedestrian walks through blowing snow along Stites Avenue in Cape May Court House, N.J., Friday, Jan. 5, 2018. High winds and bitter cold temperatures are expected into the weekend as residents of South Jersey dig out from the storm.
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The sun begins to set as sledders get in their last minute rides down a snow-covered hill in Newport News, Va., on Thursday, Jan. 4, 2018.
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A woman passes an ice-covered fountain in New York's Bryant Park, Friday, Jan. 5, 2018. Frigid temperatures, some that could feel as cold as minus 30 degrees, moved across the East Coast on Friday as the region attempted to clean up from a massive winter storm.
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A workers clears snow from the street in Boston's Seaport district on Friday, Jan. 5, 2018, following Thursday's snowstorm.
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A person walks a dog past plowed snow as wind-whipped snow swirls in Boston's Seaport district on Friday, Jan. 5, 2018, following Thursday's snowstorm. Frigid temperatures, some that could feel as cold as minus 30 degrees, moved across the East Coast on Friday as the region attempted to clean up from a massive winter storm that brought more than a foot of snow, hurricane-force winds and coastal flooding a day earlier.
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Eugene Mullen clears his driveway in Norwell, Mass., Friday, Jan. 5, 2018. Frigid temperatures, some that could feel as cold as minus 30 degrees, moved across the East Coast on Friday as the region attempted to clean up from a massive winter storm.
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People walk between large piles of plowed snow outside Quincy Market, Friday, Jan. 5, 2018, in Boston, following Thursday's snowstorm. Forecasters say Friday will bring a blast of record-breaking cold air and bitter winds that could make it feel as low as minus 15 degrees throughout much of the Northeast this weekend.
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Chris Green digs out his snow covered car in the South Boston neighborhood of Boston, Friday, Jan. 5, 2018. Frigid temperatures, some that could feel as cold as minus 30 degrees, moved across the East Coast on Friday as the region attempted to clean up from a massive winter storm.
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A woman pauses carrying a shovel filled with snow to a pile at the end of her block in the South Boston neighborhood of Boston, Friday, Jan. 5, 2018. Frigid temperatures, some that could feel as cold as minus 30 degrees, moved across the East Coast on Friday as the region attempted to clean up from a massive winter storm.
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A bulldozer removes storm debris piling it on a street near the flooded Green Harbor commercial area Thursday, Jan. 4, 2018, in Marshfield, Mass. The National Weather Service has issued a blizzard warning for Thursday that extends from eastern Long Island north to coastal New Hampshire and Maine. Most of the rest of southern New England is under a winter storm watch.
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A man is bundled with a scarf and hood as he crosses the Rachel Carson Bridge to downtown Pittsburgh with temperatures in the single digits, Friday, Jan. 5, 2018. Forecasters say Friday will bring a blast of record-breaking cold air and bitter winds that could make it feel as low as minus 15 degrees throughout much of the Northeast this weekend.
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David Hommel clears the snow off his car so he can try to get to work, Friday, Jan. 5, 2018, in Norfolk, Va. For some, Friday was a second snow day off from reality - a chance to warm up with hot cocoa or build snowmen outside with the kids. But for others, it was back to work - which meant shoveling driveways and navigating unplowed side streets.
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Whitt Bratten falls off the sled pulled by his Dad John Bratten as they play in the snow in Colonial Place, Friday, Jan. 5, 2018, in Norfolk, Va. For some, Friday was a second snow day off from reality - a chance to warm up with hot cocoa or build snowmen outside with the kids. But for others, it was back to work - which meant shoveling driveways and navigating unplowed side streets.
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Greg Freda walks across an ice-covered parking lot after delivering pizza from Granby Street Pizza, Friday, Jan. 5, 2018, in Norfolk, Va. For some, Friday was a second snow day off from reality - a chance to warm up with hot cocoa or build snowmen outside with the kids. But for others, it was back to work - which meant shoveling driveways and navigating unplowed side streets.
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A cyclist walks his bike through a snow drift as pedestrians battle the blowing snow and wind chills around minus 30 degrees celsius (minus 22 degrees Fahrenheit), Friday, Jan. 5, 2018 in Montreal.
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Kevin Cagle heads out to surf along Wrightsville Beach, N.C. Thursday Jan. 4, 2017. Just over 3 inches of snow covered the area after a winter storm moved through late last night. Areas along North Carolina's coast are reporting wind gusts of hurricane strength as part of a winter storm that's moving up the East Coast.
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Adam Gable works to free his car from the snow so he can get to his job at the Navy base, Friday, Jan. 5, 2018, in Norfolk, Va. For some, Friday was a second snow day off from reality - a chance to warm up with hot cocoa or build snowmen outside with the kids. But for others, it was back to work - which meant shoveling driveways and navigating unplowed side streets.
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The dune system from 3rd to 5th Avenues in North Wildwood, N.J., suffered major erosion during the snow storm, Friday, Jan. 5, 2018. High winds and bitter cold temperatures are expected into the weekend as residents of South Jersey dig out from the storm.
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Lea Anne Flora, top, hangs on to Teresa Brewer as they go airborne while sledding. Friday, Jan. 5, 2018, at Nash Community College in Rocky Mount. N.C.
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