CT Snow Totals Town-By-Town 3/21/18 Storm

In the end, the snowstorm that was projected at one point to drop more than a foot of snow over the state managed to drop about half-a-foot of the hated white powder in a few spots. Many spots only got a couple of inches.

Suffice to say many people across Connecticut scorned meteorologists for the inflated estimates, although local meteorologists did come closer to the actual numbers than the folks at the National Weather Service.

Snow has already begun to melt and temperatures will be in the high 40's later today. High temps will stick in the 40's throughout the weekend.

Below are unofficial snow totals from the National Weather Service. Many of the numbers were taken overnight before the snow started to melt. No totals for Litchfield County were available through the NWS. Feel free to send your own snow totals to rich.scinto@patch.com.

Fairfield County

• Fairfield 6.5 inches as of 12:45 AM
• New Fairfield 5.0 inches as of 4:15 AM
• Stamford 4.5 inches as of 11:45 PM
• Bethel 2.0 inches as of 10:55 PM
• Easton 1.5 inches as of 10:45 PM

New Haven County

• Milford 5.1 inches as of 12:53 AM
• Waterbury 1.6 inches as of 4:00 AM
• North Haven 1.0 inch as of 10:30 PM

New London County

• Ledyard 6.3 inches as of 1 AM

Hartford County

• Southington 3.5 inches as of 7:51 AM
• Burlington 2.5 inches as of 6:14 AM
• Farmington 1.8 inches as of 6:51 AM
• Windsor Locks inches as of 1:33 AM

Tolland County

• Columbia 3.4 inches as of 7:52 AM
• Coventry 2.2 inches as of 8:14 AM
• Ellington 1.0 inch as of 8:02 AM
• Tolland 1.0 inch as of 4:46 AM

Windham County

• Killingly 1.5 inches as of 6:37 AM
• Woodstock 1.3 inches as of 6:00 AM