As the Island wakes up to the effects of the blizzard, multiple reports of fallen trees and power outages come in. 

A wintry view of downtown Vineyard Haven. – Tim Johnson
Plows were out early in Vineyard Haven. – Tim Johnson
Snow covering Amity Island sign at the Martha’s Vineyard Museum. – Tim Johnson
The snow just keeps going. – Tim Johnson
Numerous power outages have been reported. – Tim Johnson
Island services and businesses are disrupted. – Tim Johnson
Yet another blanket of snow over Martha’s Vineyard. – Tim Johnson
Islanders have been asked to stay off the roads. – Tim Johnson
The Art Cliff diner, snowed in. – Cole Powers
Snow is expected to continue throughout the day. – Cole Powers
The surf kicks up in Vineyard Haven harbor. – Cole Powers
Vineyarders will have to assess the damage later. – Cole Powers
Freezing spray off the ocean. – Cole Powers
Fallen trees along State Road in Aquinnah. – Maureen Williams
Fallen trees along State Road in Aquinnah. – Maureen Williams
A snowy scene at the museum. – Tim Johnson
Too cold for shellfishing. – Tim Johnson
A beached boat in Vineyard Haven. – Tim Johnson
It is never too early to fire up the snowblower. – Tim Johnson
There will be many cars to dig out later. – Tim Johnson
The fleet of plows has its work cut out for them. – Tim Johnson
Moving snow at Woodside Village. – Tim Johnson
Little pops of color through the snow. – Tim Johnson
A treacherous path up the hill. – Tim Johnson
Not a great day to be without doors. – Tim Johnson
A beached boat near the Steamship docks. – Cole Powers
Main street Edgartown is open to traffic. – Ethan Genter
A lot of shoveling to be done. – Ethan Genter
Stillness the morning after. – Ethan Genter
Main street begins to be dug out. – Tim Johnson
A view of the storm aftermath from the top of the Mansion House. – Tim Johnson
Iced in. – Tim Johnson
Icicles hang from the Katherine Cornell Theatre. – Tim Johnson
The Black Dog Tavern plastered in snow. – Tim Johnson
Warmer places feel far away. – Tim Johnson

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