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A couple of volunteers help a driver push is car out of the snow in NewYork City.

A snow plow clears Route 206 during a winter storm near Trenton, New Jersey, where flood were also reported.

A man with ice and snow frozen to his face makes his way through New York amid heavy snow across the whole of the East Coast.

Winds of up to 50mph and heavy snow in Manhattan on Saturday caused near white-out conditions as storm Jonas arrived.

A NYC transit worker shovels snow from an above-ground subway platform in New York City before the above-ground trains were closed.

Cab drivers work to remove their cars on Fifth Avenue in New York Cityafter snow covered the streets, making it difficult to drive.

People use a wall surrounding the Washington Monument to walk above the snow.

Workers have been battling all day in attempts to keep tourist attractions such as Times Square free of snow amid blizzard conditions.

Workers struggle to keep the streets open in New York where all driving has been banned as a precautionary measure.

Bethany Wallace loads her car with groceries outside the Stop and Shop in Marstons Mills, Massachusetts, on Saturday.

National Guard have been on hand to distribute water, food and fuel tothe stranded drivers as the snow continues to fall.

Traffic has been at a standstill for hours now on the Pennsylvania Turnpike stranding hundreds of motorists in the snow.

The East Coast has been blanketed by snow on Saturday as winter storm Jonas has brought up to two feet of snow to major cities while ten states have declared emergencies (pictured, Washington D.C. on Saturday).

This image made available by NASA via Twitter posted on Saturday by space station commander Scott Kelly, shows a view from the International Space Station of a storm passing over the United States.

A Virginia National Guard Humvee stuck in the snow near WashingtonDC during the major snow blizzard of 2016, Winter Storm Jonas.

A worker from a power company works to restore power on a flooded street in North Wildwood, New Jersey.

A man assists a driver stuck on a snow covered Baltimore street.

Buried cars, and street.

Before and after the storm, Arlington National Cemetery in Arlington, Virginia.

Workers clear snow on the tarmac at Ronald Reagan National Airport, with the US Capitol dome in the background, sunday morning.

A National Park Service plows Pennsylvania Avenue in front of the White House, careful to avoid a lone snowman.

adeline Scalf (above) a freshman at Lenior-Rhyne University who was killed when she lost control of her car and crashed into a tree on Saturday in North Carolina.

A three-year-old girl helps her father dig their car out of the snow in Alexandria, Virginia on Sunday morning.

Children in the nation's capital got some good news when it was announced that Congress had officially lifted the decades-old ban thatforbid sledding down Capitol Hill.

A group of children participate in a giant snowball fight in Dupont Circle in Washington DC the day after Saturday's blizzard.

Cheese! Tourists make the most of the snow as they pose for a group photo in front of the White House.

The White House is seen as a police officer works to clear snow off of the rear windshield of his patrol car during a snowstorm in Washington January, 2016.

Snow plows and traffic make their way south along Interstate 40 in Durham and Orange County in North Carolina on Friday.

Form an orderly line: People queue up to get their last minute supplies before being buffered by the blizzard in New York.

Liam Everett, 8, left, Chloe Betts, 10, center, and Isabella Everett, 10, of North Carolina play a card game on Januay 22, 2016 at Orlando International Airport. Both families flights were cancelled due to weather in Raleigh, North Carolina.

A passenger takes a nap while waiting for his flight at the Ronald Reagan National Airport in Washington D.C. on January, 2016.