Gov. Lamont activates Connecticut’s severe weather protocol for Sunday
Temperatures will be below freezing throughout the daytime hours and overnight temperatures will be in the single digits and possibly below zero.
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54m agoGo. Ned Lamont is activating Connecticut's severe weather protocol beginning Sunday night through next Friday.
Temperatures will be below freezing throughout the daytime hours and overnight temperatures will be in the single digits and possibly below zero.
Anyone in need of shelter or warming center is urged to call 211 or visit 211ct.org to read a list of available locations.
Transportation can be provided if necessary.
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