How much snow did your Connecticut town or city receive during the storm?
Here are the latest snowfall reports as of 11:15 p.m. on February 7.
- Ashford: 7.5 inches
- Berlin: 6.1 inches
- Bolton: 6.5 inches
- Bozrah: 8.4 inches
- Branford: 8 inches
- Bridgeport: 8.2 inches
- Canterbury: 10.2 inches
- Chester: 9 inches
- Clinton: 8.1 inches
- Columbia: 10 inches
- Coventry: 7 inches
- Danbury: 7 inches
- Durham: 7.3 inches
- East Hampton: 10.2 inches
- East Killingly: 9.6 inches
- Enfield: 3.2 inches
- Essex: 7 inches
- Fairfield: 9 inches
- Franklin: 9 inches
- Gilman: 8.5 inches
- Greenwich: 7 inches
- Guilford: 8.4 inches
- Hamden: 8.1 inches
- Lisbon: 7.5 inches
- Manchester: 6.2 inches
- Marlborough: 9 inches
- Milford: 8 inches
- Monroe: 7.5 inches
- Moosup: 8.5 inches
- New Britain: 2.6 inches
- New Haven: 8 inches
- New London: 5.8 inches
- New Milford: 6.2 inches
- Newtown: 7.1 inches
- North Haven: 7.5 inches
- Norwalk: 4.4 inches
- Old Saybrook: 7.5 inches
- Orange: 9 inches
- Plainville: 7 inches
- Pomfret: 8.3 inches
- Preston: 5.5 inches
- Scotland: 9 inches
- Seymour: 8 inches
- Shelton: 8 inches
- Southbury: 7 inches
- Southington: 7.6 inches
- Storrs: 7 inches
- Stratford: 7 inches
- South Windsor: 5.5 inches
- Tolland: 5.2 inches
- Torrington: 4.1 inches
- Vernon: 6.5 inches
- Wallingford: 8 inches
- West Hartford: 5.9 inches
- West Haven: 8 inches
- Weston: 6.5 inches
- Wethersfield: 5.8 inches
- Windham: 8 inches
- Windsor: 4 inches
Areas to the south and east of Hartford saw the largest snowfall totals.
Sunday's snowstorm moved out of Connecticut after dropping more than six inches of snow in parts of the state.
Information from NBC Connecticut Weather Watchers and National Weather Service reports.
