Friday's Storm Summary

Well the timing of the storm was the biggest issue, arriving during the morning commute. But snowfall accumulations were lackluster. The storm intensified too far away from Connecticut to be able to drop the bigger snow accumulations. But I think most people are happy we are counting the storm in inches this time (instead of feet). Especially because this active pattern is not over yet. Where are we going to put all this snow!?

Accumulations were generally between 3" - "6" with this storm, with up to 8" in some spots. Thompson got hit the hardest with 8.0" of snow. Norfolk picked up 7.1".

Fairfield County:
Greenwich: 5.0"
New Canaan: 4.6"
Norwalk: 4.5"
Darien: 4.5"
Westport: 4.5"
Bridgeport: 4.5"
Danbury: 3.3"

Middlesex County:
Old Saybrook: 2.0"

New Haven County:
East Haven: 5.0"
Ansonia: 5.0"
Milford: 4.0"
New Haven: 4.0"
Waterbury: 3.0"

New London County:
Gales Ferry: 3.5"
Old Lyme: 2.5"
Groton: 2.0"

Hartford County:
Simsbury: 6.0"
Suffield: 5.2"
Manchester: 5.0"
West Hartford: 4.8:
Avon: 4.0"
South Windsor: 3.0"
Berlin: 2.8"
Windsor Locks: 3.8"

Tolland County:
Storrs: 6.5"
Stafford Springs: 5.0"
Vernon: 4.0"

Windham County:
Ashford: 6.5"
Woodstock: 5.8"
Brooklyn: 4.0"

I have no Litchfield County snowfall totals...I love Litchfield County! Send me some!