Parts of Connecticut have gotten more than a foot of snow. Here’s a look at some snow totals across Connecticu.
How much snow did your Connecticut town or city receive during the storm?
Here are the latest snowfall reports as of 4:10 a.m. on February 2:
- Avon: 11.5"
- Bethany: 15.3"
- Bethel: 13.7"
- Bradley Airport/Windsor Locks: 11.7"
- Branford: 9.4"
- Bridgeport: 15.2"
- Burlington 18.0
- Canaan: 9"
- Canterbury: 10"
- Canton: 12"
- Clinton: 9.2"
- Coventry: 8"
- Danbury: 19"
- Easton: 14"
- Eastford: 4.5"
- East Haven: 15"
- East Killingly: 5.8"
- East Norwalk: 15.9"
- Enfield: 8"
- Fairfield: 16"
- Gales Ferry: 10.3"
- Goshen: 14"
- Granby: 11"
- Greenwich: 13.5"
- Guilford: 8.2"
- Hartland: 8"
- Ledyard: 10.2"
- Manchester: 10.7"
- Milford: 14.4"
- Monroe: 19"
- New Britain: 10.5"
- New Canaan: 14.2"
- New Fairfield: 17"
- New Hartford: 12"
- New Haven: 15.2"
- New Milford: 13.5"
- North Granby: 10.5"
- North Haven: 16.5"
- North Windham: 2.5"
- Norwalk: 15.9"
- Pomfret: 5"
- Roxbury: 18"
- Seymour: 16.8"
- Sherman: 17.3"
- Simsbury: 14"
- Somers: 6"
- Southington: 15.4"
- South Windsor: 8"
- Stamford: 13.5"
- Storrs: 7.25"
- Tolland: 6.5"
- Torrington: 13.2"
- Vernon: 12"
- Warren: 15.5"
- Waterbury: 14"
- Watertown: 16"
- Weston: 7.2"
- West Hartford: 11.5"
- West Haven: 15"
- Wethersfield: 14.5"
- Windsor: 10.5"
- Winsted: 15.3"
Information from NBC Connecticut Weather Watchers and National Weather Service reports.
