The blizzard certainly picked up overnight and Connecticut residents woke up to unreal amounts of snow. I've seen tons of great snow photos on Facebook – take a moment to share them with your neighbors by clicking 'Upload Photos and Video' above or below the photo gallery.
The National Weather Service says "the historic storm is winding down." Gov. Dannel Malloy has ordered all roads closed. As of 4 a.m., the NWS says the blizzard warning is in effect until noon Saturday.
- Hamden 34.0 130 AM 2/09 Public
- Madison 32.0 321 AM 2/09 Public
- Wolcott 31.0 247 AM 2/09 Skywarn Spotter
- Meriden 30.0 400 AM 2/09 Public
- New Haven 29.8 400 AM 2/09 CT DOT
- North Branford 27.0 243 AM 2/09 Public
- Guilford 27.0 200 AM 2/09 Public
- North Haven 25.7 204 AM 2/09 Skywarn Spotter
- Milford 25.5 400 AM 2/09 CT DOT
- North Guilford 24.0 1100 PM 2/08 Skywarn Spotter
- North Branford 24.0 1230 AM 2/09 Public
- Branford 22.0 1245 AM 2/09 Public
- Southbury 21.0 130 AM 2/09 Skywarn Spotter
- Naugutuck 21.0 200 AM 2/09 Public
- Waterbury 18.0 400 AM 2/09 CT DOT
- Beacon Falls 18.0 400 AM 2/09 CT DOT
- Cheshire 16.0 1100 PM 2/08 Public
More on the Blizzard
- How to Shovel Snow...Safely
- Malloy Says Snow Cleanup Will Take a 'Number of Days'
- Don't forget how hard your plow guys are working
- Connecticut Travel Ban in Effect as of 4PM
- Winter Storm Safety for Pets
- Why Do Snowstorms Have Names Now?
- Thursday Blizzard Updates: Branford Schools Closed
- Patch's Poll: Are You Prepared for the Blizzard?
- Blizzard Watch Issued for Branford
