Storm buries northeastern United States

A woman walks her dogs across Arlington Street in Boston on Monday. According to the National Weather Service, the last 30 days have been the snowiest in Boston’s recorded history, with more than 62 inches.  (Dominick Reuter / EPA)

Mary Mulloy of Strafford, Vt., digs her car out of the long-term parking lot at the Manchester-Boston Regional Airport in Manchester, N.H., on Monday.  (Jim Cole / Associated Press)

Passengers wait at the commuter rail train station in Framingham, Mass.   (Bill Sikes / Associated Press)

A woman crosses Arlington Street in Boston on Monday.  (Dominick Reuter / EPA)

A cross-country skier goes up a path near the Charles River in Cambridge, Mass.  (Dominick Reuter / EPA)

A woman checks her phone as she walks through the snow in Boston.  (Dominick Reuter / EPA)

A man walks his dog down the Commonwealth Avenue Mall in Boston.  (Dominick Reuter / EPA)

Plows clear snow-covered Route 20 in Marlborough, Mass. A winter storm that began Saturday night is predicted to remain for a large swath of southern New England until the early morning hours of Tuesday.   (Bill Sikes / Associated Press)

A woman walks down a snow-covered road into a parking lot in Marlborough, Mass. New England and portions of New York state awoke Monday to a fresh blanket of snow as a storm threatened to bring up to 1 to 2 feet to some areas.  (Bill Sikes / Associated Press)

Pedestrians navigate snow, ice and puddles in Midtown Manhattan.  (Spencer Platt / Getty Images)

A plow clears snow on I-295 as a winter storm hits Yarmouth, Maine.  (Robert F. Bukaty / Associated Press)

Drivers on I-295 contend with near-whiteout conditions while driving in a snowstorm in Yarmouth, Maine.   (Robert F. Bukaty / Associated Press)

A pedestrian is covered in snow as he walks along the Columbia Turnpike in East Greenbush, N.Y.   (Mike Groll / Associated Press)