
Nor'easter leaves Connecticut with widespread road closures and thousands without power
A powerful nor'easter struck Connecticut on Saturday, September 26, causing extensive damage across the state. Strong winds, peaking at 40-60 mph, downed trees and power lines, leading to numerous road closures and significant power outages. Coastal areas experienced flooding, particularly in Fairfield and New Haven counties. By 9 p.m., Eversource reported nearly 19,400 customers without power, while United Illuminating reported over 2,600 outages. Authorities urged residents to stay off the roads and treat all downed lines as live.













