Blizzard 2016: Photos, Videos of the Storm in Connecticut

Most of the state is under some type of winter weather warning or advisory as snow continues to fall on the state. The Connecticut shoreline is the most affected with some areas expecting up to a foot of snow. A blizzard warning is in effect until 7 a.m. Sunday for souther Fairfield, southern New Haven, southern Middlesex and southern New London counties. Metro-North suspended service starting at 4 p.m. and while there is no travel ban in place, Gov. Dannel Malloy is asking residents to be safe and is closely monitoring state roads.

See Also:

• Malloy Monitoring Roads, No Travel Ban Yet for Connecticut
• Blizzard 2016: Snowfall Totals in Connecticut [UPDATED]
• Metro-North Announces Service Shutdown

The interior sections of the state all have a “Winter Storm Warning” for between 6 inches and 14 inches of snow, with Hartford and Tolland counties receiving the least amount of snow.

Meanwhile, Connecticut residents have been busy taking pictures of the snow, capturing the impact the winter storm is having on the state.

Have a great picture of the snow? Be sure to email [email protected]!

And stick with your local Patch for the latest on the winter storm and don’t forget to stay warm.

Image Credit: Christine Stas