Liam and a friend, both Alaskan natives and so a bit familiar with snow, were trekking through the South Boston waterfront as the storm wound down last night and wound up at Fan Pier, where they got to see a plane taking off from Logan just as a band of clouds was moving out.

Laura Manning strolled down Newbury Street Tuesday afternoon.

Christopher Haynes watched a man dressed as Elsa push a couple of cops in a prisoner-transport van out of a snowy jam outside the Gallows in the South End tonight.

Meghan captured a hydrant shoveler at work in Medford today.

Meanwhile, Thor Olsen shows us just how deep the snow got in one of those snow bands out in Groton: Read more.

Alyssa Hiller spotted a couple of people heading out for some sledding in Malden today.

This tree fell onto West Concord Street at Newland Street in the South End this morning, according to a 311 report.

#openinbos is where local businesses that are still open today are letting the world know.

The view from space at 5:15 p.m. Via CIRA.

So if you're parked on a snow-emergency route, move it or lose it. But since there's going to be a snow emergency, you'll have 48 hours after the emergency is declared over to save your space - except in the South End where, theoretically, space savers are never allowed. Read more.