Connecticut Final Snowfall Totals Town-By-Town, 1/4/18

A large chunk of Connecticut saw near-blizzard conditions as snow fell at rates of one to two inches per hour with gusts in excess of 40 mph. Most of the state received nearly one foot of snow. A Blizzard Warning remains in effect until 1 a.m. Friday for New Haven, Middlesex and New London counties. An additional 1 to 3 inches of snow could fall here, winds could gust to 55 mph at times and wind chills could be as low as 20 below zero.

A Wind Chill Advisory is in effect for all of Southern Connecticut and a Hazardous Weather Outlook has been issued for Fairfield County. A Winter Storm Warning and Wind Chill Watch are in effect for Hartford and Tolland counties as wind chill factors could dip to 25 below zero at times. Blowing and drifting snow will also make it hard to see, the weather service said. A Winter Weather Advisory and Wind Chill Warning are in effect for Litchfield County and it could feel as cold as 35 below zero at times on Friday and Saturday.

Friday and this weekend are shaping up to be a weather nightmare. On Friday, daytime highs are forecast to be in the low teens and it will feel like 10 below zero. Temps will drop to zero Friday, with wind chill readings once again below zero. (Follow Patch's CT Snow Coverage With Our Free Real-Time News Alerts.)

It will moderate to the low teens again Saturday, and Sunday we could reach maybe 20 degrees — just in time for more snow (possibly) Monday night. The silver lining is that all next week temps are shaping up to be in the mid 30s. We'll certainly take it.

Power outages — knock on wood — haven't been a major factor so far. That high was 2,100 outages in Connecticut as of 7 p.m., which had been reduced to less than 600.

Below are the latest snow totals from across Connecticut via the National Weather Service. Feel free to send in your own snow totals to rich.scinto@patch.com. Measurements are in inches.

Fairfield County

• Newtown 12.6 inches as of 600 PM 1/04
• Weston 12.5 inches as of 630 PM 1/04
• Bethel 11.7 inches as of 700 AM 1/05
• 3 NNW Norwalk 11.5 inches as of 700 AM 1/05
• 2 NW Darien 11.4 inches as of 700 AM 1/05
• Bethel 11.0 inches as of 550 PM 1/04
• 1 ENE Darien 10.7 inches as of 740 AM 1/05
• 3 ESE Bethel 10.4 inches as of 700 AM 1/05
• 3 WSW Shelton 10.3 inches as of 700 AM 1/05
• 3 NNE Bethel 9.7 inches as of 800 AM 1/05
• Bridgeport Airport 9.0 inches as of 700 PM 1/04
• Success Hill 9.0 inches as of 700 AM 1/05
• 1 E Berkshire 8.5 inches as of 530 PM 1/04
• 1 S Monroe 8.3 inches as of 1030 PM 1/04
• 4 WNW Newtown 7.9 inches as of 700 AM 1/05
• Brookfield 7.9 inches as of 645 PM 1/04
• 3 NW Monroe 7.8 inches as of 800 AM 1/05

Middlesex County

• Killingworth 13.0 inches as of 700 PM 1/04
• Clinton 10.5 inches as of 700 PM 1/04
• 1 NE Westbrook 7.7 inches as of 700 AM 1/05

New Haven County

• Southbury 14.2 inches as of 620 PM 1/04
• Seymour 14.1 inches as of 534 PM 1/04
• Branford 13.5 inches as of 700 PM 1/04
• Bethany 13.5 inches as of 618 PM 1/04
• Wallingford 12 inches as of 700 PM 1/04
• 2 ESE Cheshire 11.8 inches as of 840 AM 1/05
• Cheshire 11.8 inches as of 600 PM 1/04
• North Haven 11.8 inches as of 559 PM 1/04
• 2 SE Cheshire 11.8 inches as of 600 AM 1/05
• 1 W Madison 11.2 inches as of 700 AM 1/05
• Hamden 10.8 inches as of 730 PM 1/04
• 1 W Woodmont 10.6 inches as of 800 AM 1/05
• 1 NE Naugatuck 10.2 inches as of 630 AM 1/05
• Madison 10.0 inches as of 630 PM 1/04
• 2 ENE Prospect 9.9 inches as of 600 AM 1/05

New London County

• Norwich 12.2 inches as of 700 AM 1/05
• 3 SW Pawcatuck 11.0 inches as of 800 AM 1/05
• 2 NNE Norwich 10.8 inches as of 700 AM 1/05
• Gales Ferry 9.5 inches as of 657 PM 1/04
• Gales Ferry 9.3 inches as of 700 AM 1/05
• 3 E Mystic 9.2 inches as of 700 AM 1/05
• New London 8.8 inches as of 845 AM 1/05
• New London Ft. Trumbull District 8.5 inches
• Mystic 8.5 inches as of 700 AM 1/05
• 2 WNW Niantic 8.0 inches as of 600 AM 1/05

Litchfield County

• Winsted 15.0 inches as of 900 PM 1/04
• 1 N Thomaston 14.0 inches as of 700 AM 1/05
• 5 NNW Winsted 13.8 inches as of 700 AM 1/05
• Bakersville 13.3 inches as of 600 PM 1/04
• 3 SW New Hartford 13.3 inches as of 700 AM 1/05
• Harwinton 13.0 inches as of 630 PM 1/04
• Torrington 12.0 inches as of 330 PM 1/04
• 5 W Woodbury Center 11.0 inches as of 215 PM 1/04
• Norfolk 11.0 inches as of 800 AM 1/05
• 4 SSW Cornwall Bridg 10.8 inches as of 700 AM 1/05
• Warren 10.5 inches as of 545 AM 1/05
• New Hartford 10.5 inches as of 404 PM 1/04
• 1 WNW Oakville 10.0 inches as of 720 AM 1/05
• Canaan 7.0 inches as of 414 PM 1/04

Hartford County

• Canton 15.0 inches 523 PM 1/04
• Southington 15.0 inches 653 AM 1/05
• Granby 13.5 inches 800 PM 1/04
• Simsbury 13.4 inches 1010 PM 1/04
• Burlington 13.0 inches 622 PM 1/04
• 1 E Farmington 12.5 inches 700 AM 1/05
• Bristol 12.0 inches 545 PM 1/04
• Enfield 11.8 inches 702 PM 1/04
• Avon 11.0 inches 751 PM 1/04
• Manchester 11.0 inches 706 PM 1/04
• 2 WNW Canton 10.8 inches 630 AM 1/05
• Farmington 10.5 inches 651 AM 1/05
• West Hartford 10.5 inches 514 PM 1/04
• 1 WNW Windsor Locks 10.2 inches 1221 AM 1/05
• North Granby 10.1 inches 458 PM 1/04
• 2 SSE West Hartford 10.0 inches 700 AM 1/05
• Wethersfield 10.0 inches 538 PM 1/04
• South Windsor 10.0 inches 1047 PM 1/04
• Windsor 9.8 inches 532 PM 1/04
• 1 ENE North Granby 9.4 inches 745 AM 1/05
• 1 E East Hartford 7.0 inches 800 AM 1/05
• FARMINGTON 6.5 inches 1135 AM 1/04
• 3 E New Hartford 6.0 inches 700 AM 1/05
• Marlborough 6.0 inches 224 PM 1/04
• Weatogue 5.8 inches 1134 AM 1/04
• New Britain 5.5 inches 1133 AM 1/04

Tolland County

• Staffordville 16.6 inches as of 841 PM 1/04
• 1 NE Stafford 15.6 inches as of 500 AM 1/05
• Stafford Springs 14.3 inches as of 1144 PM 1/04
• Tolland 13.0 inches as of 809 PM 1/04
• Somers 13.0 inches as of 630 AM 1/05
• 2 W Ellington 12.4 inches as of 800 AM 1/05
• Coventry 10.5 inches as of 916 PM 1/04
• Columbia 10.5 inches as of 846 PM 1/04
• Andover 10.2 inches as of 521 PM 1/04
• Hebron 9.2 inches as of 543 PM 1/04
• 3 S Bolton 8.2 inches as of 700 AM 1/05

Windham County

• 2 NNW Sterling 12.5 inches as of 600 AM 1/05
• Brooklyn 11.7 12.5 inches as of 700 AM 1/05
• Sterling 11.5 12.5 inches as of 300 PM 1/04
• 1 WNW Thompson 11.0 12.5 inches as of 700 AM 1/05
• East Killingly 11.0 12.5 inches as of 703 PM 1/04
• 1 E Killingly 11.0 12.5 inches as of 600 AM 1/05
• Woodstock 11.0 12.5 inches as of 350 PM 1/04
• Eastford 10.0 12.5 inches as of 816 PM 1/04
• Willimantic 9.5 12.5 inches as of 516 PM 1/04
• West Thompson Lake 9.0 12.5 inches as of 700 AM 1/05
• Pomfret 8.0 12.5 inches as of 410 PM 1/04
• Hampton 8.0 12.5 inches as of 416 PM 1/04
• Chaplin 7.0 12.5 inches as of 134 PM 1/04

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