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Connecticut storm resources

For storm help in Connecticut, follow your county emergency management office and Connecticut DEMHS. This page gathers 5 hand-checked official links for Connecticut, including CTroads, Eversource outage map, Connecticut Department of Public Health, plus live National Weather Service alerts and FEMA disaster declarations for Connecticut.

Information may be delayed or incomplete. Always verify with official sources and follow local officials.

Severe thunderstorms, tornadoes, floods and winter storms cause the same kind of damage as hurricanes. The national lists on the home page apply here too.

State Emergency Links

Who to check in Connecticut

The state agencies and utilities that post storm updates for Connecticut, each checked Oct 9, 2026.

Start hereConnecticut DEMHSOfficial statewide updates, shelters and evacuation orders

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Live Alerts

Weather alerts for Connecticut right now

Straight from the National Weather Service.

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Check your exact county at weather.gov.

Fema

Is Connecticut declared for FEMA aid?

Recent federal disaster declarations. Individual Assistance is the one that opens aid to households.

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If you are declared, apply at DisasterAssistance.gov or call 1-800-621-3362.

After The Storm

Water in the house or a hole in the roof?

Start drying within 24 to 48 hours, and photograph everything first.

Start hereThe first 48 hours after a storm

Nationwide help (shelter, food, FEMA, SBA, volunteers) is on the home page. Find your state’s page

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