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Connecticut Braces for Severe Winter Storm

2025-01-06
in CT News, Crime & Public Safety, Weather
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Connecticut residents are preparing for a severe winter storm expected to hit the state early this week. The National Weather Service has issued a winter storm warning, predicting heavy snowfall and strong winds that could lead to hazardous travel conditions and potential power outages.

Weather Forecast and Impact

The storm is anticipated to begin late Monday night, with snowfall intensifying by Tuesday morning. Meteorologists forecast up to 12 inches of snow in some areas, accompanied by wind gusts reaching 40 mph. The combination of snow and wind could result in whiteout conditions, making travel extremely dangerous.

State and Local Preparations

Governor Ned Lamont has urged residents to stay informed and take necessary precautions.

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“We are closely monitoring the storm’s progress and coordinating with local agencies to ensure public safety.”

Lamont stated in a press release

The Connecticut Department of Transportation has mobilized snowplows and salt trucks to clear major roads and highways.

Local municipalities have also activated emergency response plans. Many schools across the state have announced closures or delays for Tuesday, and residents are advised to check with their local school districts for updates.

Safety Tips and Recommendations

Authorities recommend that residents stock up on essential supplies, including food, water, and medications, in case of prolonged power outages. It’s also advised to have flashlights, batteries, and a battery-powered radio on hand. For those who must travel, keeping an emergency kit in the car is crucial.

The American Red Cross suggests checking on neighbors, especially the elderly and those with disabilities, to ensure they have adequate resources and support during the storm.

As Connecticut braces for this significant winter storm, staying informed and prepared is key to ensuring safety. Residents are encouraged to monitor local news outlets and official state websites for the latest updates and advisories.

For more information on storm preparedness, visit the Connecticut Department of Emergency Services and Public Protection website.


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