(CNN)The Northeast continues to face dangerous cold Monday as it digs out of record snow from a bomb cyclone storm that sapped power to more 100,000 customers in Massachusetts alone and canceled some 5,000 US flights.
Highs across New England and parts of the Mid-Atlantic are expected to remain below freezing Monday as electricity gets restored to the fewer than 2,500 Massachusetts, New York and Pennsylvania customers still in the dark, according to PowerOutage.us.
Freezing temperatures Monday morning also are impacting parts of Florida, where over 4 million are under frost or freeze alerts.
The nor'easter's intensity -- driven by a fast and steep drop in pressure -- meant parts of some Northeastern states saw snowfall records shattered Saturday, according to the National Weather Service.
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Xavier Martinez scrapes snow off his windshield in Providence, Rhode Island, on Saturday, January 29.
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An aerial view shows snow covering Central Park in New York, on January 29.
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A person wears goggles while walking through the snow in downtown Boston, Massachusetts, on January 29.
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A worker shields himself from blowing snow in Boston, Massachusetts, on Saturday, January 29.
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People walk in the snow outside Faneuil Hall, Saturday, in Boston, Massachusetts.
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Mike Ratcliffe shovels snow from his driveway in Providence, Rhode Island, on Saturday.
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A person snowboards while pulled from a pickup truck in Providence, Rhode Island, on Saturday.
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A woman crosses 57th Street during a winter storm that brought more than seven inches of snow and strong wind gusts to New York City, on January 29.
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Hundreds take part in a spontaneous communal snowball fight in Washington Square Park in New York's City's Greenwich Village during a severe winter storm on Saturday, January 29.
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Patrick Lawrence clears his driveway of snow in New Bedford, Massachusetts, on Saturday, January 29.
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Waves crash on the coast of Scituate, Massachusetts, on Saturday.
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A person cross country skis through New York's Times Square during a snow storm on Saturday.
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A man walks through Harvard Square on Saturday in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
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People shovel outside of the Davis Square MBTA station in Somerville, Massachusetts.
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Pedestrians and motorists make their way through heavy snow in Times Square in New York on Saturday.
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A man carefully walks down snow-covered subway stairs in Brooklyn, New York, on Saturday.
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The entrance to Jim's Clam Shack is covered in snow in Falmouth, Massachusetts.
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Children play in the snow in Clifton, New Jersey, on Saturday, January 29.
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A snowplow clears streets in Rehoboth Beach, Delaware, early Saturday, January 29.
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People walk in snowfall on Friday, January 28, in Wilmington, Delaware.
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Snow falls around the White House in Washington, DC, on Friday.
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Snow falls in Charlotte, North Carolina, overnight on Friday.
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People walk through the snow on Friday, January 28, in New York City.
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A bulldozer sits in front of a mountain of salt that will be used to treat roads and highways in Chelsea, Massachusetts, on Friday.
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Slow traffic travels in the snow on Friday, in Louisville, Kentucky.
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A sand brim wall is put up to protect beach homes from storm waves in Winthrop, Massachusetts on Friday, January 28.
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Boston recorded its biggest snowfall ever on any single day when 23.6 inches fell Saturday, the weather service office in the city said.
Atlantic City, New Jersey, recorded 14 inches of snow, breaking the record for that date of 7.3 inches set in 2014. The city's monthly total is now 33.2 inches, far surpassing the previous monthly mark of 20.3 inches set in January 1987.
Philadelphia recorded 5.8 inches of snow, the most ever recorded on January 29; the prior record was 5 inches, set in 1904. The same storm in 1904 set the January 29 snowfall record for New York's Central Park -- which also was broken Saturday: The park recorded 7.3 inches of snow, eclipsing the record by more than 2 inches.
John F. Kennedy International and LaGuardia airports also set snowfall records Saturday as air travel was heavily impacted by the storm. More than 1,500 flights in the US were canceled Sunday due to the nor'easter after more than 3,500 flights were halted Saturday, according to aviation tracker Flightaware.com.
New storm this week for eastern US
As the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic recover, over 30 million people are under winter storm watches from Colorado to Michigan, including in Colorado Springs, Kansas City, St. Louis, Chicago, Indianapolis and Detroit.
More precipitation is on the way as a new storm is expected to break out tomorrow evening across the Rockies and spread east on Wednesday and Thursday, stretching from Texas to the Great Lakes.
At the northern end of the storm, parts of Missouri, Illinois, Indiana and Ohio may see widespread heavy snowfall, with accumulations of more than 1 foot, according to forecasts.
Widespread power outages may be in store as a half inch to three quarters of an inch of ice may accumulate -- with isolated areas seeing over an inch of ice -- from the southern Plains to the Ohio River Valley.
Meantime, strong thunderstorms and heavy rains could strike the South. Widespread rainfall totals of 2 to 4 inches are possible for much of the region, with isolated totals possibly reaching 6 inches in parts of Texas.
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