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Town-by-town snowfall amounts

Published February 10. 2013 12:01AM | Updated February 12. 2013 7:14PM

An average of 25 inches of snow buried New London County Friday into Saturday. Inch counts included:

Old Saybrook: 30

Putnam: 26

Norwich: 25.5

Colchester: 25

Gales Ferry: 24

Lisbon: 23

Ledyard: 22

Mystic: 21

Stonington: 21

The Weather Center at Western Connecticut State University did not have a count for Groton.

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