Snowstorm "Jonas" covered America

The northeast coast of the United States meets Monday with sunny and finally cloudless weather. Over the weekend, America experienced one of the most dangerous snow storms, which has already been called "Jonas". Thousands of flights were canceled, the federal government, schools and the subway were closed. People were strongly advised to stay at home and wait out the storm, and even more so not to use personal vehicles. As a result, all products were swept away in stores in a matter of hours. Despite the warning not to drive cars, several kilometers of traffic jams formed on the roads in some cities, and at least ten people died as a result of accidents.

The snowstorm "Jonas" hit 11 states in which a state of emergency was declared.

However, not everyone was upset by the bad weather, many Americans were delighted with the abundant snow and had fun to the fullest.

Bulldozers clear snow in front of Capitol Hill in Washington.

And a large-scale snow battle took place in Washington on Sunday. The level of snowfall reached 43 centimeters.

Selfie with a snowman on the background of the White House in Washington.

YouTube star Casey Neistat decided to take a ride through the snowy streets of New York on a snowboard.

Looking back along our bus pic.twitter.com/AdrzTvKKjm

— Duquesne Athletics (@GoDuquesne) January 23, 2016

Multi-kilometer traffic jams in the eastern part of the state of Pennsylvania.

Photo posted by Jim Long (@newmediajim) Jan 23, 2016 at 2:20 PST

Looking back along our bus pic.twitter.com/AdrzTvKKjm

— Duquesne Athletics (@GoDuquesne) January 23, 2016

@swimswamnews No days off for West Virginia swimming. #BIGXIIReady pic.twitter.com/dvs2KspRFZ

— Chris McMahon (@christopher_mcm) January 23, 2016

While people are skiing or snowboarding on the streets of New York, in Eastern Virginia, the local swimming team decided not to postpone training due to a snowstorm.

No days off @hattersswimteam @swimswamnews pic.twitter.com/qzZ9uz8wUF

— Matt McCormick (@McC_lovin1) January 23, 2016

Practicing for a race doesn't stop because of the weather! #blizzard2016 @SwimmingWorld pic.twitter.com/bG0gEUGCQI

— Sierra Kai Schmidt (@Sierra_Swims) January 23, 2016

The girls are not lagging behind in their desire to prepare for swimming competitions as best as possible.

Video posted by Ken Cresswell (@polodude) Jan 23, 2016 at 6:44 PM PST

Photo posted by Jim Long (@newmediajim) Jan 23, 2016 at 2:20 PST

The horses are also happy about the snow.

WEATHERING THE STORM WITH MY SNOW BUNNIES @MIATYLER @POPPYHARLOWCNN @CNN pic.twitter.com/Ps36c2TvUV

— Steven Tyler (@IamStevenT) January 23, 2016

On the streets of New York on a Sunday afternoon during a snowstorm, you can meet Steven Tyler and get advice from him