NEW YORK — Monday’s winter storm covered parts of the five boroughs with as many as 19 inches of snow, and it’s not over yet. With an additional one to three inches expected overnight, the storm has the potential to become one of the top ten in terms of snowfall that the city has ever seen.

While some New Yorkers attempted to get an early jump on digging themselves out Monday, others enjoyed activities like sledding and snowman building.

Here’s a collection of some of what we’ve seen around the boroughs:

Snowball fight in Central Park. Photo courtesy of Roger Clark.

Surfing in the Rockaways. Photo courtesy of Courtney Gross.

Sledding on Staten Island. Photo courtesy of Dan Rivoli.

Snow cleanup in the Bronx. Photo courtesy of Roger Clark.

Photo courtesy of Lucy Kiernan, near Washington Square Park.

Time for some sledding near the MET. Photo courtesy of Jenny Gill.

 

A happy snow pup on the Lower East Side. Photo courtesy of Anna Lucente Sterling.

Youngsters building a snow fort in Prospect Park. Photo courtesy of Jillian Jorgensen.

 

A snowman on Park Avenue. Photo courtesy of Roger Clark.

A snowman greets New Yorkers strolling by in Madison Square Park. Photo courtesy of Shannan Ferry.

 

Sledding in a snow covered Queens. Photo courtesy of @t_nyc14 via Instagram.

 

Late Monday night, snow still falling in Whitestone, Queens. Photo courtesy of Clodagh McGowan.

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