A week after the Blizzard of 2013, the snow is back in Boston.

Two pedestrians walking together on Arlington Street this afternoon tried to stay warm as a strong gust of wind buffeted them, with the person at left turning around and walking backwards. The pedestrian at right covered her ears to stay warm and also to make sure her hat didn’t fly off.

An unidentified man biked on Main Street in Hyannis. A week after the Blizzard of 2013, businesses, residents, and visitors on Cape Cod took the most recent snow storm in stride.

After buying a coffee and a sausage, egg ,and cheese on a bagel at Perry's Main Street Deli in Hyannis, Kelsey Lima walked across Main Street back to her job as an associate at Wings Beachwear. She had earlier walked 10 minutes from home to work.

Travelers made their way through swirling snow to catch the MBTA's noon train to Boston at the Rockport station. The train left on time.

The snow made walking to the train treacherous.

Despite the inclement weather, Chinese New Year festivities took place this morning all over the Chinatown area of Boston. Parking meters on Tyler Street were covered with snow.

People shoveled and swept off Beach Street so the lion dance parades and pedestrians could proceed safely.

Snow flew through the air and covered the ground on Tyler Street.

The poor weather did not prevent people from attending the festivities.

A lion dance paraded down Tyler Street.

In town for the weekend from Waltham, Tricia Arnold, right, shopped for beachwear at Wings Beachwear in Hyannis. She took pictures of her daughter, Abby Wills, 10, center, and her friend Jennifer Coates, 11, as they tried on sundresses.

Boston.com reader Bob Dennis sent in this picture from Cape Porpoise Pier in Maine.

Boston.com reader Mollie Worcester, of Somerville, sent in this photo of Charlie, front, and Penelopie.