Some Connecticut commuters dug themselves out of nearly 3 feet of snow to get to work today after the weekend’s snowstorm.
In Fairfield County, the town of Fairfield saw the most snow, with nearly 35 inches, according to unofficial observations by the National Weather Service. Ridgefield saw the least amount of snow, with 12 inches.
As of 10:30 a.m. on Monday, less than 1 percent of customers were without power in the state, according to outage maps by United Illuminating Co. and Connecticut Light & Power.
Metro-North rail service resumed Monday with limited service on the New Haven Line. Peak service between Grand Central Station and Stamford is limited and crews are still working to uncover snow-laden tracks and lines in New Haven and Bridgeport.
Snow totals by the National Weather Service are listed below:
Fairfield               35.0
Stratford             33.0
Monroe              30.0
Bridgeport         30.0
Shelton               26.5
Weston               26.5
Westport            24.5
Greenwich         22.5
Darien                  22.1
Norwalk              22.0
Roxbury              22.0
New Canaan     22.0
Danbury              21.5
Stamford            19.0
Newtown           17.1
Bethel                  16.0
Ridgefield           12.0
