Powerful Winter Storm Jonas has brought more than two feet of snow, powerful winds and record coastal flooding to parts of the East. Here are some of the best weather images that capture the strength of this nor'easter.

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Shown first is a water vapor image of Jonas on Saturday. The plume of moisture associated with the storm is depicted in white and green arcing from the Atlantic Ocean into the Northeast, while wraparound moisture pivots through the South. This is in contrast to the big punch of dry air in orange sweeping from Florida to off the mid-Atlantic coast.

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This NASA satellite image from Sunday shows the snow cover in the Northeast in the wake of Jonas from northern Virginia to southern New England. Over the ocean on the right side of the image are the clouds associated with Jonas moving away.

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Astronaut Scott Kelly on the International Space Station within Jonas' cloud canopy. This was associated withthundersnow in the East.

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This visible satellite image from Jonas on Saturday shows how the sprawling storm would look with the naked eye from space.

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Jonas' cloud canopy is displayed in this nighttime Suomi NPPsatellite image of Jonas in the East early Saturday. Also shown in the image are the lights of major cities in the eastern states.

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A surface weather map of Jonas early Saturday morning showing the strong area of low pressure near the coast of the mid-Atlantic. Just north of the low pressure system (L) strong wind gusts over 70 mph and record coastal flooding was reported in Delaware and New Jersey.

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Jonas was an intensifying storm as it moved through the South on Friday bringing snow and ice to that region, the Ohio Valley and mid-Atlantic. This water vapor image shows the storm at that time.

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PHOTOS: Winter Storm Jonas