blizzard

Days after a blizzard buried Norwich in nearly two feet of snow, public works crews continued to remove snow Thursday. Several trucks operated in the Taftville section of the city, removing large piles of snow from the sides of streets. Crews began snow removal on the Monday after the storm. “The roads have been bottlenecked so much with all of…

Following Saturday’s blizzard 1500 fire hydrants across the City of Norwich were covered in over 20 inches of snow. Both the public and firefighters have worked hard to clear the majority of those hydrants though there is still work to be done. Fire departments in Eastern Connecticut are urging residents and businesses that have a fire hydrant in front of…

With nearly 2 feet of snow on the ground in parts of the state, fire officials want to make sure fire hydrants aren’t buried under piles of snow.

It was sold out at Powder Ridge while some people got to enjoy the benefits of Saturday’s winter storm.

Norwich took a beating on Saturday with over a foot of snow and windy conditions.

A blizzard dumped more than a foot of snow in parts of Connecticut on Saturday. How much snow did your town get? Here is a look at snow totals our First Alert Weather Team has gathered from trained spotters: Andover 7″ Baltic 20″ Barkhamsted 4″ Branford 13″ Bridgeport 10.4″ Chester 8″ Clinton 12″ Coventry 10″ Cromwell 9.8″ East Haven 9″…

Conditions deteriorated in southeastern Connecticut throughout the morning, keeping most people inside.

A powerful northeastern snowstorm is creating dangerous conditions as it causes power outages and coastal flooding.

A nor’easter is making its way through Connecticut on Saturday and parts of the state have already gotten more than a foot of snow while New London has hit the criteria for a blizzard. Some of the snowfall totals we’re seeing include 21.5 inches in Groton, 19 inches in Norwich and 13 inches in Branford. The snow has been accompanied…

Workers across the state are preparing for Saturday’s storm and urge residents to stay home and avoid any travel.

Saturday’s storm is expected to hit Eastern Connecticut the hardest. People in this region of the state are doing what they can on Friday to avoid travel during the storm.

A major nor’easter developing off the coast of New England this weekend could bring more than a foot of snow to most of Connecticut and a blizzard warning has been issued for New London County. The blizzard warning for New London County will be in effect from 7 p.m. Friday to 7 p.m. Saturday and winter storm warnings have...