Nor'easter slams East Coast... again

Brian Farrell enters his home on March 8 after a tree fell on the house and a car, right, in Walpole.

The second big, blustery storm to hit the Northeast in less than a week brought wet, heavy snow Wednesday to a corner of the country where tens of thousands of people were still waiting for the power to come back on from the previous bout.

Good Samaritans push a motorist who was stuck in deep snow on March 8 in Freeport.

A man pushes a walker through the snow on March 7 in Quakertown.

Pedestrians walk along Delancey St.

A man clears snow off of his car on State Street in Danbury.

A pedestrian bundles up to brave the snow.

Waves crash against a seawall and houses in Scituate.

Hunter Weaver, a utility worker with PotomacEdison out of West Virginia, inspects downed lines from last Friday's storm as a crew works on restoring power along Molly Stark Drive on March 7 in Morristown. 

Corrina Kratz, 10, and Melanie Gold sled down a hill in Perkasie.

A man crosses the street wearing shorts. 

Pedestrians cross the street in front of Radio City Music Hall in Manhattan.

A woman walks her dog in Hoboken.

A woman walks through the snow in the financial district.

A dog plays in the snow.

A cyclist and a child ride along the East River Greenway in Manhattan.

A pedestrian walks through Central Park.

The new storm has caused thousands of canceled flights and could make roads treacherous in major cities, including Philadelphia, New York and Boston.

See photos from last week's storm