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Connecticut Governor Ned Lamont says this snowstorm will be worse than one last month that dumped nearly 20 inches on parts of the state.
State officials are asking residents to stay off the roads.
Commercial travel has been banned.
They also say to prepare for widespread power outages that could last for days.
For NPR News, I'm Chris Polanski in Hartford, Connecticut.
Connecticut Governor Ned Lamont says this snowstorm will be worse than one last month that dumped nearly 20 inches on parts of the state.
State officials are asking residents to stay off the roads.
Commercial travel has been banned.
They also say to prepare for widespread power outages that could last for days.
For NPR News, I'm Chris Polanski in Hartford, Connecticut.
Officials say Connecticut could see up to 20 inches of snow beginning on Sunday.
State Transportation Commissioner Garrett Ucolito says 900 snowplow drivers are at the ready.
He asks residents to stay off the roads.
We know how to handle winter weather.
But I strongly encourage people to stay home on Sunday.
Governor Ned Lamont is calling on people to take the storm seriously.
This is the real McCoy, and I want you to pay special attention.
The National Weather Service has issued winter storm warnings for most of southern New England from Sunday morning through Monday evening.
For NPR News, I'm Chris Polanski in Hartford, Connecticut.