Winter Storm Targets Stonington-Mystic: Latest Forecast, Cancellations, How To Prepare

STONINGTON, CT — A winter storm expected to move through Connecticut late Sunday into Monday could bring significant snowfall to Stonington, prompting town officials to urge residents to prepare now and follow parking and travel rules once the storm begins.

Forecasters say snow totals have increased in recent projections, with coastal and southeastern Connecticut seeing 8 inches to more than a foot of snow, depending on the storm’s final track.

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Town officials said Stonington is preparing for the storm and reminding residents to take steps now to reduce hazards and help crews clear roads efficiently.

Note that garbage pickup will be delayed one day due to the storm. More information is available by clicking here.

What To Expect

• Snow Accumulation: Forecasts call for accumulating snow beginning Sunday and continuing into Monday, with impacts expected to worsen overnight.
• Road Conditions: Snow-covered and slippery roads are likely during the storm. Residents are urged to avoid travel when possible to allow plows and emergency vehicles to operate safely.
• Storm Alerts: Residents should monitor official town alerts and weather updates as conditions and forecasts evolve.

Parking Bans and Enforcement

Town officials reminded residents that snow parking bans will be enforced when two inches or more of snow has fallen and will remain in effect until plowing operations are complete. Vehicles in violation may be ticketed or towed.

In Stonington Borough, after two inches of snow has fallen and until plowing operations are completed, parking is prohibited on Water Street and on alternate sides of Main Street and Elm Street. On even-numbered days, parking is allowed on the side of the street with even-numbered addresses; on odd-numbered days, parking is allowed on the side with odd-numbered addresses.
Police also noted that vehicles left in roadways from previous storms will be tagged for removal ahead of this event.

How To Prepare

• Gather Supplies Early: Stock up on food, water, medications and other essentials before conditions deteriorate.
• Stay Informed: Ensure you have multiple ways to receive emergency alerts from the town, including social media, Stonington Alerts and the Town of Stonington app.
• Clear Responsibly: Do not shovel or plow snow into public roadways, as this can create dangerous conditions for motorists.
• Be Patient: Allow extra time for Department of Public Works crews and first responders to complete snow removal and respond to emergencies.

Officials said additional updates will be issued as the storm approaches and conditions become clearer.

Residents are reminded to call 911 in the event of an emergency and to follow guidance from town officials throughout the storm.

More information is available from the Town of Stonington.

Stay tuned to Stonington Patch for continuing coverage and winter weather updates.