Connecticut is currently grappling with the impacts of Winter Storm Albatross, which has led to significant snowfall and hazardous road conditions. The storm has resulted in a variety of snow totals across the state, with some areas reporting as much as 12 inches. The Department of Transportation is urging residents to exercise caution when traveling, as road conditions can be particularly treacherous. In response to the adverse weather conditions, Governor Ned Lamont has activated the state’s Severe Cold Weather Protocol beginning Sunday night. This initiative is designed to help those in need during the harsh weather. Governor Lamont stated, ‘During these extreme weather conditions, it’s critical that we provide support to those who are most vulnerable. Our emergency shelters are prepared to assist anyone who needs a safe place to stay.’ Additionally, the storm has disrupted regular activities, leading to school closures and delays in public transportation. Officials are continuing to monitor the situation and provide updates as necessary.
Connecticut Faces Winter Storm Albatross as Governor Activates Severe Cold Weather Protocol
