A wintry system dumped several inches of snow across Connecticut Sunday night and into early Monday morning.
Southern parts of the state and southeastern Connnecticut saw lesser amounts due to some mixing with sleet and rain.
The snow is expected to come to an end before sunrise on Monday.
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After the storm, temperatures will turn sharply colder. Wind chills Monday night are expected to be below zero.
The governor activated the severe cold weather protocol from 6 p.m. on Sunday through noon on Friday, Jan. 24.
Anyone in need of shelter or warming center is urged to call 211 to get connected to services they can visit 211ct.org to read a list of available shelter. Transportation can be provided if necessary.