Some parts of southern New England are getting significant snowfall Tuesday after the track of the nor’easter shifted southward .
More than a foot of snow was on the ground in Connecticut by early afternoon, while parts of Rhode Island and Massachusetts had already seen more than 9 inches of snow.
Snowfall totals will be lesser than previously expected in Massachusetts because the storm moved into the region overnight on a more southerly track.
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Southeastern parts of Massachusetts could see up to 9 inches of snow before the storm blows out of the region.
The National Weather Service has issued winter storm, high wind, and coastal flood warnings across the Bay State .
Below is a town-by-town look at the highest snowfall reports from across the region, as of 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, according to the NWS:
Connecticut
- Farmington — 15.5 inches
- West Hartford — 15.2 inches
- East Windsor — 12.5 inches
- Bristol — 12 inches
- Ashford — 12 inches
- Southington — 11.5 inches
- Coventry — 11.5 inches
- Pomfret — 11.5 inches
- Tolland — 12.5 inches
- Burlington — 11 inches
- Hebron — 10.5 inches
- Ellington — 10.5 inches
- Berlin — 10.5 inchess
- Newington: 10.5 inches
- Bolton — 10 inches
- New Britain: 9.5 inches
- Rocky Hill — 9.5 inches
- Simsbury — 9 inches
- Manchester — 11.5 inches
- Staffordville — 8.2 inches