Power is still out for around 5,400 homes and businesses across Connecticut and Eversource officials said that they expect to restore power by 6 a.m. Saturday.

Several towns are dealing with flooding and downed trees and wires after storms moved through Monday afternoon.

Cleanup continued Monday afternoon after a snowstorm dumped over a foot of snow in parts of the state Sunday night into Monday morning.

While some spent the day digging out from more than a foot of snow, others took advantage of the day off from school to play in it.

Thousands of people were without power as snow fell across the state on Monday morning.

Thousands of people across the state are still without power after this weekend’s storm.

Thousands of people across the state are still without power after this weekend’s storm.

Governor Ned Lamont is partially activating the state’s Emergency Operations Center (EOC) starting at 6 p.m. on Saturday.

Gov. Ned Lamont has only been in office for 10 days and he already has the first winter weather event of his term.

Clean-up crews are hard at work after a deadly storm that slammed Connecticut with heavy rain, snow and powerful winds Friday and plunged thousands into darkness as those winds took down trees, wires and utility poles.

Several thousand Connecticut residents remained without power Monday after a weekend in the dark brought on by Friday’s no’easter.

Work continued Sunday to get the lights turned back on for thousands of customers left in the dark after Friday’s Nor’easter.

The lights are finally back on for thousands of Eversource customers after Wednesday’s storm but some have already set their sights on another nor’easter.

Connecticut’s shoreline was hit hard by outages not once, but twice in a week, and thousands of homes and businesses remain without power days after a second nor’easter.

Heavy, wet snow caused power outages throughout Connecticut, totalling more than 135,000 as of Thursday morning.

There is damage across the state after powerful winds, as high as 73 miles per hour, and heavy rain took down trees and wires overnight. That has left thousands without power and led to hundreds of schools closings and or opening late.

Power has been restored to hundreds of people in Shelton, Trumbull and Stratford after being knocked out Wednesday morning.