CLEVELAND -- The city of Cleveland estimates more than 2,000 cars are still buried under ice and snow on the side of the roads, NewsChannel5 reported.

Officials are reminding drivers that their cars are in violation of the citywide snow ban. The snow ban goes into effect when more than 2 inches of snow is on the ground.

SLIDESHOW: Snow Ban Remains In Effect

The city issued 73 tickets that bring a fine of $50 for parking ban violations and are urging other drivers to move their snowbound cars.

Officials said cars can be issued more than one ticket as well.

The snow ban is expected to last through Thursday.