Town-By-Town Snow Totals Released For CT: How Much Did You Get From This Major Storm?

Connecticut's meteorologists have been saying for days that the state would receive 12 to 18 inches of snow and that is precisely what happened.

Town-by-town snow totals reveal that almost everyone received a foot of snow and as of now Torrington received the most snow with 20.2 inches.

There is already chatter on social media of another big snowstorm next weekend. That is way too early to conclude anything but after looking at one upcoming model, WTNH News 8 chief meteorologist Gil Simmons wrote on X, "If the Euro model becomes reality, many people will move south! WOW! First storm of concern is this coming weekend!"

NBC Connecticut chief Meteorologist Ryan Hanrahan wrote on Facebook, "We’re watching a potential nor’easter for this weekend. The storm looks intense, but its exact track is still uncertain." He wrote that it's too early to know what impacts Connecticut may see from this storm "and there’s no reason to worry right now."

For the record, the National Weather Service currently shows sunshine next weekend with temperatures below freezing. We'll see what develops over the week. Stay tuned.

The week of cold temperatures

Daytime highs on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday will all be in the teens and 20s with low temperatures in the single digits to near zero in places.

Truck ban lifted

Gov. Ned Lamont also announced that the emergency order he enacted prohibiting commercial vehicles from traveling on all limited access highways in Connecticut due to the major winter storm that is impacting the state has been terminated effective at 6:30 a.m. on Monday.

Even though the order has been lifted, the governor is urging all motorists to do their best to avoid driving Monday if possible and use absolute caution if they must drive as plow crews continue their work to clear the roads of snow and ice.

“While the height of the storm has passed, lingering light snowfall is expected to remain throughout the day on Monday, and I am strongly advising everyone to stay off the roads if at all possible and let the plow crews do their jobs,” Lamont said.

Here are the town-by-town snow totals as reported by the National Weather Service. These may not be final numbers, and we'll update them when and if it changes. If your town isn't included, please email me, brian.mccready@patch.com, your town and snow total, and we'll add it to this list.

Fairfield County

• Bethel 15.7 in
• Danbury 15.5 in
• Bridgeport Airport 15.3 in
• New Fairfield 15.0 in
• Sherman 15.0 in
• Easton 14.3 in
• Ridgefield 14.0 in
• Wilton 13.8 in
• Newtown 13.7 in
• Monroe 13.7 in
• Shelton 13.5 in
• Weston 12.9 in
• New Canaan 12.6 in
• Stratford 12.0 in
• Norwalk 11.7 in
• Stamford 1.0 S 11.5 in
• Darien 11.0 in
• Greenwich 11.0 in

Middlesex County

• Middlefield 15.0 in
• Westbrook 13.6 in
• Old Saybrook 13.5 in
• Cromwell 13.0 in
• Clinton 12.1 in
• Higganum 12.0 in
• Westbrook 12.0 in
• Durham 11.0 in
• Middletown 8.0 in

New Haven County

• Cheshire 17.0 in
• Naugatuck 17.0 in
• Meriden 16.0 in
• Wallingford 15.0 in
• North Madison 15.0 in
• North Haven 14.6 in
• Middlebury 14.5 in
• Wallingford 14.0 in
• Prospect 13.6 in
• North Branford 13.0 in
• Madison Center 12.8 in
• Ansonia 12.3 in
• Milford 12.0 in
• Branford 12.0 in
• West Haven 12.0 in
• Waterbury 11.5 in
• Guilford 11.0 in

New London County

• Salem 16.3 in
• Norwich 15.0 in
• Jewett City 14.0 in
• East Lyme 13.0 in
• Preston 12.7 in
• Pawcatuck 12.5 in
• New London 12.5 in
• Norwich 12.5 in
• Uncasville 12.0 in
• Waterford 12.0 in
• Colchester 12.0 in
• Mystic 12.0 in
• Gales Ferry 11.0 in
• Norwich 11.0 in
• Old Lyme 10.5 in
• Franklin 10.0 in

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Hartford County

• Simsbury 20 in.
• Bloomfield 19.3 in
• E Hartland 19.0 in
• Salmon Brook 18.3 in
• Enfield 18.0 in
• Newington 17.8 in
• East Windsor 17.0 in
• Southwood Acres 17.0 in
• West Hartford 17.0 in
• Avon 16.5 in
• Southington 16.4 in
• Berlin 16.3 in
• Suffield Depot 16.1 in
• Bradley AP 16.0 in
• Manchester 15.5 in
• East Hartford 15.3 in
• Glastonbury Center 15.0 in
• Windsor 15.0 in
• North Granby 14.5 in
• Bristol 14.0 in
• Wethersfield 13.5 in

Tolland County

• Columbia 18.1 in
• Andover 15.0 in
• Somers 15.0 in
• Storrs 14.9 in
• Hebron 14.5 in
• Tolland 14.5 in
• Ellington 14.0 in
• Staffordville 14.0 in
• Vernon 13.5 in
• Columbia 13.4 in

Windham County

• Killingly 17.5 in
• Union 16.8 in
• West Thompson Lake 16.5 in
• Pomfret 15.5 in
• W Scotland 14.0 in
• W Eastford 13.5 in
• East Killingly 12.8 in

Litchfield County

• Torrington 20.2 in
• East Cornwall 20.0
• Winsted 18.7 in
• New Milford 18.6 in
• Barkhampsted Center 16.0 in
• Colebrook 15.2 in
• Woodbury Center 15.0 in
• New Hartford 13.7 in
• Norfolk 13.5 in
• Northfield 13.4 in
• Litchfield 12.6 in
• Roxbury 12.0 in