Mamdani Shovels Snow for Stranded Hasidic Driver in Williamsburg | WATCH

He shared footage on X with captions like "No task too big or no job too small" and "Happy to lend a hand and help out New Yorkers. Stay safe!"

Mamdani also thanked city workers for their round-the-clock efforts and emphasized the city's preparedness.

The city's response included plowing every street at least twice, opening warming centers, and suspending alternate-side parking rules to aid snow removal.

The serious conditions included low visibility, gusting winds up to 45 mph, and warnings of "whiteout or near-blizzard" scenarios.

Public reactions were mixed but largely positive toward his hands-on approach, with praise for leading by example during the storm that also caused widespread power outages elsewhere, like 300,000 affected in Tennessee.

However, some criticism emerged, including mockery of his initial broad snowfall forecast of 3-16 inches, labeled as "idiotic" by detractors, and complaints about uneven plowing in certain areas.

One X post even suggested his shoveling was due to poor resource management as a "socialist who's never had a real job."

The storm's impact extended beyond NYC, with at least five deaths reported across affected states due to hazardous conditions.

Recovery efforts continue.