See People’s Snow Photos from Around Watertown!

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Patti Melanson

People are DONE with this winter!

People are DONE with this winter!

Patti Melanson

People are DONE with this winter!

The snow has stopped falling, and there was plenty of it. Share your photos from the Feb. 14-15 blizzard with Watertown News.

Above, I think Patti Melanson has captured the feeling of everyone in Watertown these days!

Below, the clean up has begun after another dumping of snow on Watertown. Is that pavement I see? Thanks to Pat Corbin Davis for these photos.

Ken Davis gets started removing snow with a snowblower.

Pat Corbin Davis

Ken Davis gets started removing snow with a snowblower.

Before the cleanup began after the Feb. 15 blizzard.

Pat Corbin Davis

Before the cleanup began after the Feb. 15 blizzard.

Here, you can see how out of control the the snow banks are in Watertown. Jesse Mason is 6-foot-3 and he said this snow bank on Mt. Auburn Street is over 7-feet tall.

This snow pile on Mt. Auburn Street is taller than Jesse Mason, who stands 6-foot-3.

Jesse Mason

This snow pile on Mt. Auburn Street is taller than Jesse Mason, who stands 6-foot-3.

A confused Great Dane looks at the snow drifts around his house. Thanks for the photo, Sarah Wallis-Dishon!

A Great Dane is almost dwarfed by the snow from the blizzard.

Sarah Wallis-Dishon

A Great Dane is almost dwarfed by the snow from the blizzard.

Leeann Lally sent this picture of snow drifts up to the front door of her Watertown home.

A view out the window of a Watertown home following the Feb. 15 blizzard.

Leeann Lally

A view out the window of a Watertown home following the Feb. 15 blizzard.

Below, a father and son say “hi” as they dig out from the storm. The 4-year-old can only wave from behind the snow bank. Thanks to Maureen Hardesty Schrader for passing the cute photo along!

A father and his 4-year-old son (that's his little hand waving) dig out after the Feb.  15 blizzard.

Maureen Hardesty Schrader

A father and his 4-year-old son (that’s his little hand waving) dig out after the Feb. 15 blizzard.

Snow as far as the eye can see. The Charles River is back there in this photo provided by April Whittemore.

A snowscape along Charles River Road.

April Whittemore

A snowscape along Charles River Road.

The windshield wipers are the only evidence that there a car there. Thanks to Stacia Russell for sharing.

A car is hiding in this snow bank on Fayette Street.

Stacia Russell

A car is hiding in this snow bank on Fayette Street.

This picture from Patti Melanson shows just how much snow we got in Watertown.

Snow covers the roof, trees and more at this house on Edward Road.

Patti Melanson

Snow covers the roof, trees and more at this house on Edward Road.

Below, a view out the door of the Apartments at Coolidge School overlooking the baseball field at Sullivan Playground, courtesy of George Donohue. What a pile of snow!

Snow piled up in front of the Apartments at Coolidge School.

George Donohue

Snow piled up in front of the Apartments at Coolidge School.

My wife took this photo of snow falling hard during the blizzard on Sunday morning out our window.

Snow falls during the Feb. 14-15 Blizzard.

Jennifer Kavanaugh

Snow falls during the Feb. 14-15 Blizzard.

Our neighbors in Waltham also got blasted in the blizzard. Here’s a photo from Anastasia Baima.

Snow blankets a parking lot in Waltham after the Feb. 15 blizzard.

Anastasia Baima

Snow blankets a parking lot in Waltham after the Feb. 15 blizzard.

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