CT Weather: Town-By-Town Snow Totals Released For Major Storm

>>>>Read here for an update on snow totals by town.

Well over a foot of snow fell in several towns across Connecticut Sunday and while the worst of the storm may be behind us there is still additional accumulation expected and then the arrival of bitterly cold temperatures.

The snow will taper off after midnight, but some sporadic snow could result in another inch or two of accumulation on Monday. Once the snow ends for good on Monday, the story will be the cold as temperatures plunge into the single digits.

Tuesday only moderates into the low to mid 20s and the cold temperatures hang on through next weekend. No additional snow chances are in the upcoming forecast either.

Numerous crashes were reported on Sunday. Darien police said that during today’s heavy snow storm, officers assisted the State Police with a passenger bus fire on I-95 north in the area of exit 11. About 50 people were evacuated from the bus. No other details were released.

Many school districts have also announced closures for Monday. Click here to view the latest school closings across Connecticut

Here are the initial snow totals as reported to the National Weather Service. These are not final numbers. The numbers will be updated. Check back for more updates.

Bridgeport Airport 14.5 in
Ridgefield 14.0 in
Wilton 13.8 in

Stratford 13.1 in
New Fairfield 13.0 in
Norwalk 12.5 in
Monroe 12.0 in
Shelton 11.9 in
Bethel 11.8 in
Newtown 11.4 in
Weston 11.2 in
New Canaan 11.1 in
Greenwich 11.0 in
Shelton 11.0 in
Greenwich 10.7 in
Newtown 10.5 in
Stamford 10.5 in
Easton 9.0 in

Middlesex County
Cromwell 13.0 in
Clinton 11.0 in
Saybrook Manor 10.8 in
Westbrook 10.0 in
Durham 8.0 in

New Haven County
Wallingford 13.8 in
North Branford 13.0 in
North Haven 13.0 in
West Haven 12.0 in
Madison 12.0 in
Branford 11.8 in
North Haven 11.5 in
Guilford 11.0 in
Ansonia 10.1 in

New London County
Mystic 12.0 in
Ledyard Center 11.5 in
Gales Ferry 11.0 in
Groton 6.5 in

Hartford County

Simsbury 12.0 in
Farmington 11.5 in
New Britain 11.4 in
Glastonbury 11.0 in
Southington 11.0 in
Canton 11.0 in
Marlborough 11.0 in
Manchester 10.6 in
East Windsor 10.5 in
Simsbury 10.2 in
Simsbury 10.0 in
North Granby 10.0 in
Manchester 10.0 in
Marlborough 10.0 in
Suffield 10.0 in
Windsor 10.0 in
Berlin 10.0 in
Wethersfield 9.0 in

Tolland County

Storrs 13.8 in
Coventry 12.5 in
Hebron 10.5 in
Tolland 9.5 in
Vernon 9.3 in
Ellington 9.0 in
Coventry 7.3 in
Bolton 6.5 in

Windham County

Pomfret 10.0 in
Wauregan 10.0 in
Eastford 8.6 in
Pomfret 7.5 in
Danielson 5.0 in

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Lamont Issues State Of Emergency

Commercial vehicles — such as trucks, RVs, tractor trailers, tankers, and vehicles with trailers are prohibited from traveling on all limited access highways in Connecticut beginning at noon Sunday and remaining in effect until further notice. Lamont said he will decide when the partial travel ban is lifted.

The order prohibiting commercial vehicle travel does not apply to emergency response and recovery vehicles, including public safety vehicles, utilities vehicles, and vehicles carrying essential personnel or supplies.