CT Snow Totals, Town-By-Town- 11/15/18

HARTFORD, CT — Some parts of Connecticut were hit with up to nine inches of snow Thursday night in what turned into a commuting nightmare for many folks on the road.

I-84 in Farmington and the Merritt Parkway in Stamford were closed for a period of time Thursday evening. Route 44 at Avon Mountain was closed in West Hartford and the Middletown Arrigoni Bridge was also shut down.

Fairfield Police reported 25 accidents in just the first couple of hours of the storm. Wethersfield Police were dealing with so many accidents they couldn't make it to all scenes.

The last round of snow ends late morning and then it will be dry through the weekend but some snow showers are possible late Sunday and into Monday morning, according to the National Weather Service. (To sign up for free, local breaking news alerts and a daily morning newsletter from more than 100 Connecticut communities, click here.)

Please email your snowfall totals or snow pictures to rich.scinto@patch.com.

Here are some totals from the National Weather Service and Patch readers.

Fairfield County

• New Fairfield 10.9 inches as of 11:30 PM
• Newtown 8.2 inches as of 9:45 PM
• Monroe 8.0 inches as of 10:30 PM
• Bethel 8.0 inches as of 9:00 PM
• Danbury 7.9 inches as of 8:00 PM
• Shelton 7.1 inches as of 9:30 PM
• Weston 7.1 inches as of 9:25 PM
• Brookfield 7.0 inches as of 8:15 PM
• Ridgefield 7.0 inches as of 8:10 PM
• Old Greenwich 6.8 inches as of 9:00 PM
• Darien 6.8 inches as of 9:30 PM
• Easton 6.5 inches as of 9:05 PM
• New Canaan 6.4 inches as of 9:50 PM
• Stratford 4.5 inches as of 7;00 PM
• Greenwich 4.0 inches as of 6:45 PM
• Stamford 3.8 inches as of 6:24 PM

Middlesex County

• Chester 7.0 inches as of 7:20 PM
• Durham 5.0 inches as of 7:20 PM
• Old Saybrook 3.5 inches as of 9:10 PM

Hartford County

• Southington 9.0 inches as of 6:40 AM
• East Farmington Heig 8.3 inches as of 10:39 PM
• Burlington 8.0 inches as of 5:48 AM
• Bradley AP 7.9 inches as of 6:57 AM
• Marlborough 7.5 inches as of 11:18 PM
• Avon 7.3 inches as of 10:52 PM
• Farmington 7.0 inches as of 9:53 PM
• Manchester 6.5 inches as of 9:53 PM
• Granby 6.0 inches as of 11:00 PM
• Enfield 6.0 inches as of 9:44 PM
• Glastonbury 6.0 inches as of 11:00 PM
• Windsor 6.0 inches as of 11:00 PM
• South Windsor 5.5 inches as of 11:00 PM
• Unionville 5.0 inches as of 8:34 PM
• Newington 5.0 inches as of 10:56 PM
• Wethersfield 5.0 inches as of 11:00 PM
• Weatogue 4.0 inches as of 8:46 PM
• West Hartford 3.5 inches as of 8:35 PM
• Canton 8.75 inches as of 7 a.m. at 800-foot elevation
• East Hartford 1.8 inches as of 6:33 PM

Tolland County

• Coventry 8.5 inches as of 11:25 PM
• Tolland 8.0 inches as of 5:43 AM
• Staffordville 7.4 inches as of 5:16 AM
• Columbia 6.8 inches as of 10:28 PM
• Vernon 6.0 inches as of 12:10 AM
• Stafford Springs 6.0 inches as of 11:00 PM
• Andover 4.0 inches as of 8:40 PM
• Somers 3.1 inches as of 8:23 PM
• Ellington 0.5 inches as of 6:47 PM
• Storrs 0.5 inches as of 6:48 PM

Windham County

• Pomfret 8.0 inches as of 6:17 AM
• Moosup 8.0 inches as of 11:00 PM
• Dayville 7.5 inches as of 11:00 PM
• Pomfret Center 6.8 inches as of 7:05 AM
• Windham 6.0 inches as of 11:00 PM
• Danielson 2.5 inches as of 8:21 PM

New Haven County

• Waterbury 9.3 inches as of 11:30 PM
• Cheshire 7.7 inches as of 9:30 PM
• Wallingford 7.5 inches as of 11:15 PM
• Middlebury 7.5 inches as of 9:00 PM
• Wolcott 7.5 inches as of 8:20 PM
• Woodbridge 7.0 inches as of 9:10 PM
• Seymour 6.8 inches as of 9:45 PM
• Hamden 6.5 inches as of 9:45 PM
• Branford 6.5 inches as of 9:15 PM
• Guilford 6.5 inches as of 8:20 PM
• Naugatuck 9 inches as of 10 PM
• North Haven 5.0 inches as of 7:20 PM
• New Haven 4.6 inches as of 6:45 PM
• Stony Creek 4.5 inches as of 7:30 PM
• Madison 4.0 inches as of 7:25 PM
• Oxford 8 inches as of 9:40 PM
• Milford 5 inches as of 7:30 PM

New London County

• Gilman 6.5 inches as of 10:30 PM
• Old Lyme 5.5 inches as of 9:05 PM
• New London 4.0 inches as of 8:05 PM
• Ledyard Center 4.0 inches as of 8:30 PM

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