New York snow transformed Central Park into a winter wonderland.

Footage shows families enjoying the powder-covered landscape near Cedar Hill on February 9.

Residents can be seen bundled up in thick coats and hats to combat the freezing weather conditions and youngsters sliding on the snow.

Central Park was reported to have received up 3.1 inches of snow after a night of steady snowfall, sleet, and icy conditions.

Local forecasters warned residents that more snow could be on the way later this week.

Cleaning efforts are underway to prevent road blockages during the harsh winter weather.

Winter in New York City typically lasts from December to March. Record lows this time of year usually range from zero to minus six or seven degrees Celsius.