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How much snow did CT get ... or didn’t get?
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Branford, Connecticut - Sunday, December, 1, 2019: Antoinette Higgins of Branford brushes snow off her car Sunday afternoon at Branhaven Plaza in Branford as the snowstorm begins to hit New Haven County.
Photo: Peter Hvizdak / Hearst Connecticut MediaBranford, Connecticut - Sunday, December, 1, 2019: Antoinette Higgins of Branford brushes snow off her car Sunday afternoon at Branhaven Plaza in Branford as the snowstorm begins to hit New Haven County.
Branford, Connecticut - Sunday, December, 1, 2019: Antoinette Higgins of Branford brushes snow off her car Sunday afternoon at Branhaven Plaza in Branford as the snowstorm begins to hit New Haven County.
Branford, Connecticut - Sunday, December, 1, 2019: Antoinette Higgins of Branford brushes snow off her car Sunday afternoon at Branhaven Plaza in Branford as the snowstorm begins to hit New Haven County.
Despite forecasts of a foot of snow in parts of Connecticut, snowfall from Sunday’s storm came up short.
On Sunday, the National Weather Service forecasted 2 to 4 inches of snow along the shoreline, 4 to 6 inches across central Connecticut and 8 to 12 inches in northwest Connecticut.
North Granby in Hartford County had the highest snowfall total, according to the Community Collaborative Rain, Hail and Snow Network.
A change in the track of the storm, caused warm air to creep into most of Connecticut.
Along the Long Island Sound shoreline, nearly an inch of snow was recorded in some locations.
The following are the snowfall totals from CoCoRaHS observers:
North Granby: 8.2 inches
Staffordville: 5.4 inches
Stafford Springs: 4 inches
Collinsville: 3.7 inches
West Harford: 3.5 inches
North Grosvenor Dale: 3 inches
Putnam: 2.7 inches
East Killingly: 2.1 inches
Warren: 2 inches
Newington: 1.3 inches
Milford, Mystic and Norwich: 1 inch
Brookfield and Norwalk: 0.9 of an inch
Bethel, Middlefield, Madison: 0.8 of an inch
Monroe, Naugatuck, Darien and East Lyme: 0.6 of an inch
New London: Half inch
Seymour: 0.03 of an inch
New Haven: A trace.
Ski areas in western Massachusetts and southern Vermont picked up between a foot and 15 inches of snow from Sunday’s storm, according to snocountry.com
