Northern CT Snowfall Totals Town-By-Town Dec. 1 Storm

HARTFORD, CT — The long-duration storm dropped a mixed bag of precipitation across Connecticut with the northern part of the state getting reports of more than eight inches of snow. The southern part of the state got a mix of sleet, freezing rain and plain rain.

The storm is expected to drop a little snow over the state with some isolated spots getting snowfall rates of up to one or two inches an hour.

Related: Timeline Of When The Snow Starts Up Again Monday: CT Weather

Below are snow totals from the National Weather Service for Hartford, Tolland and Windham counties.

Hartford County

• North Granby 8.2 inches as of 7:35 AM 12/02
• Bradley AP 4.9 inches as of 7:00 AM 12/02
• West Hartford 3.0 inches as of 12:03 AM 12/02
• Burlington 3.0 inches as of 8:43 PM 12/01
• East Farmington Heig 2.5 inches as of 8:20 PM 12/01
• Weatogue 2.3 inches as of 7:01 PM 12/01
• East Hartford 2.1 inches as of 9:00 PM 12/01
• Granby 2.0 inches as of 7:18 PM 12/01
• South Windsor 2.0 inches as of 11:42 PM 12/01
• Farmington 1.2 inches as of 712 PM 12/01
• Wethersfield 1.0 inches as of 624 PM 12/01

Tolland County
Staffordville 5.4 inches as of 5:56 AM 12/02
Somers 5.1 inches as of 6:34 AM 12/02
Tolland 3.9 inches as of 3:57 AM 12/02
Coventry 2.8 inches as of 12:37 AM 12/02
Vernon 1.8 inches as of 7:17 PM 12/01
Andover 1.5 7:19 PM 12/01
Rockville 1.5 6:59 PM 12/01

Windham County
Ashford 2.5 inches as of7:23 AM 12/02
Moosup 2.3 inches as of 5:37 PM 12/01
Pomfret 2.0 inches as of 7:35 PM 12/01
East Killingly 1.8 inches as of 7:34 PM 12/01
Woodstock 1.0 inch as of 5:43 PM 12/01