Clean-Up Continues After Storms Leave Scattered Damage in Northern Connecticut

Several towns across the state are cleaning up after severe storms moved through northern Connecticut on Tuesday night.

The town of Norfolk is experiencing multiple incidents, including on Route 44, which was closed near the town center.

It appears as though trees were down in the road and wires were burning.

Storm damage in Norfolk includes RT 44 closed west of town by Catholic Church. Detour is Old Colony Road. Route 182 to Colebrook is also closed just before the Colebrook town line. Several other minor trees and branches down. pic.twitter.com/DCFYhCZ0VP

— Jon Barbagallo, Norfolk PIO (@NorfolkPIO1) July 12, 2022

In Enfield, police responded to the area of Bailey and Broderick roads for a tree that came down across wires.

A tree also fell across the road on Debbie Lane.

NBC Connecticut

Tolland fire officials said they responded to numerous calls for trees and wires down in town.

Part of Old Stafford Road and Robbie Road were closed.

Be advised that Tolland Fire is currently responding to numerous calls for trees and wires down on roads including: Old Stafford Road, Slater Road, Curtis Drive and Pilgrim Drive. Old Stafford Road is closed in the 400 block. Please use caution in all these areas. pic.twitter.com/9XWnksY5or

— Tolland Alert (@TollandAlert) July 13, 2022