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The closure affected students returning to the Buckley and Shippee halls, said Stephanie Reitz, university spokeswoman. But some of those students had to either wait in traffic or change their routes because of a water main break that shut down Route 195 Friday morning. At UConn, many students had to move up their plans to return to school a day, returning Friday instead of Saturday. Parking bans aren’t the only inconvenience.

Hartford allows residents to park at schools, in parks and other designated spots around the city.

The temperature will be cold, ranging from the teens to low 20s inland, and to the mid-20s along the shoreline, Lessor said.įrom Vernon to Bristol to Wallingford, towns and cities are putting parking bans in place to keep parked cars from blocking plow trucks. “Significant weather can degrade and delay the Coast Guard’s response time, so it is important for the public to take every precaution necessary to preserve their own safety,” Coast Guard officials said in a news release. Coast Guard warned of high seas during the storm and advised boaters to double up on mooring lines for boats that have not been removed from the water for winter.

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In addition to strong wind gusts plus poor visibility and slippery roads from heavily falling snow, the storm may bring minor coastal flooding. “I think it’s going to end before midnight,” Lessor said. The winter storm warning for the Hartford area and the rest of inland Connecticut is in effect through midnight Saturday for the coast it is in effect until 7 p.m. Snow will likely fall until Saturday evening. Litchfield and Fairfield counties should get 7-14 inches, he said. “It’s possible some places get close to 30 inches,” Lessor said. He expects more in eastern Connecticut, which he said will get 20 inches or more. Lessor said Hartford, New Haven and Middlesex counties will likely see 1-2 feet of snow. Areas closest to the coast were expected to bear the brunt of the storm.īradley International Airport announced Saturday morning that all flights in and out had been canceled due to the storm. Parts of 10 states were under blizzard warnings: Maine, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, New York and New Jersey, along with much of the Delmarva Peninsula in Delaware, Maryland and Virginia. The Department is fully stocked with over 700 million pounds of salt.“The forecast right now is projecting blizzard conditions for a significant portion of the state on Saturday, which is why I am urging everyone statewide to plan to shelter in place beginning Friday night and remaining there throughout the day on Saturday until the storm is over,” Lamont said in a statement. The Department has more than 2,000 plowable vehicles. Additionally, the Department's collection trucks will be turned into snow plows, ready to plow once two inches of snow has fallen. Crews have been placing pretreatment on roadways.

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The New York City Department of Sanitation says the full fleet of over 700 salt spreaders will be positioned and ready to operate starting Monday afternoon. Open Restaurants roadway dining may operate as normal during this snow event if the business owner deems it is safe to do so.

NEW YORK CITY PREPSĪlternate Side Parking regulations will be suspended on Tuesday, February 28. Bus service will be adjusted based on road conditions around the city, and service curtailments on a route-by-route basis are possible.Ĭheck the MTA website for updates. New York City articulated buses will be fitted with chains for Tuesday morning rush hour. MTA says employees will be deployed throughout the operating region spreading salt and clearing surfaces of snow, keeping signals, switches, and third rails operating, and attending to any weather-related challenges. The prep work ahead of the first significant snow storm of the year actually started days ago.

Many of the roads in town already have a coat of brine.

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