Winter Storm Benjamin: Snowfall Totals Rise Amid Developing Conditions
Winter Storm Benjamin has brought substantial snowfall to Connecticut, impacting travel and local conditions. Predictions estimated a total of 12 to 18 inches of snow across the state by the storm’s conclusion.
Significant Snowfall Totals in Connecticut
According to meteorologist Scot Haney, the heavy snowfall has subsided. Reports indicate snow totals ranging from 14 to 20 inches throughout the state. However, additional accumulation will likely remain minimal.
- New Preston: 19 inches
- East Hartford: 19 inches
- Eastford: 18 inches
- Simsbury: 18 inches
- Cheshire: 17 inches
- Naugatuck: 17 inches
- Salem: 16.3 inches
- Winchester: 15 inches
Timing of Winter Storm Benjamin
The storm began early on Sunday morning, with a Winter Storm Warning issued. Heavy snow was experienced between noon and 10 p.m., causing road conditions to deteriorate quickly.
Although the bulk of the snowfall occurred before midnight, scattered snow showers are expected to continue on Monday. These may contribute an additional 2 inches of snow during the day.
Weather Outlook Post-Storm
As Winter Storm Benjamin moves away, drier air will enter the region overnight. Despite potential partial clearing by Monday evening, temperatures will remain low, with highs in the lower 20s.
Stay informed about local weather updates and forecasts through Filmogaz.com for ongoing developments regarding the aftermath of Winter Storm Benjamin.
