Photos Of Winter Storm Iggy

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A​ winter storm brought snow to parts of New England and the interior Northeast Friday after hitting the West, Plains and Midwest earlier in the week. The storm is named Winter Storm Iggy by The Weather Channel.

P​hotos show cars that had spun off the road in Augusta, Maine, on Friday, as well as snow-covered highways in Wyoming and Nebraska and cleanup efforts in Colorado before the storm headed east.

(​MORE: Winter Storm Brings Snow To New England, Interior Northeast)

Several Nebraska locations totaled over a foot of snow on Wednesday, including West of Callaway, which measured 16 inches, while North Platte, Nebraska, measured 13.9 inches of snow on Wednesday, beating records for the single snowiest day in the city. Denver measured 9.1 inches by Wednesday evening, and Iggy and another storm dumped almost 3 feet of snow in Flagstaff, Arizona, between Saturday and Tuesday.

W​inter storm warnings and winter weather advisories have been issued in areas from the eastern Great Lakes to Maine.

Parts of the interior Northeast were expecting sleet, snow and freezing rain on Friday, with parts of upstate New York and northern New England the likeliest places to receive 6 inches of snow or more.

C​lick through the slideshow above to see images of the storm.

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