storm 2018

It's truly hard to put into words just how much our local area was affected by the series of intense and destructive weather activity that hit us on Tuesday, May 15, 2018.

FEMA, The Federal Emergency Management Agency, toured Brookfield on Monday to assess the damage from the May 15th storm. Brookfield was one of the hardest hit area's in the entire state.

The count down to Memorial Day weekend is on. But with the massive storm that hit Connecticut recently, will you be able to enjoy celebrating the long weekend at our state parks?

The unprecedented storm that hit our part of the state remains devastating on so many levels. Here's what one town is doing to lessen the burden a bit.

It sure has been a crazy week, the storm, the aftermath, the clean up, which in some towns is still going on. We're also seeing some first hand video's of the storm in progress, especially in New Fairfield.

Paula Flower, her husband Greg along with their 4 children just made it out of their New Fairfield home before it was consumed by fire.

An important message and lots of information regarding the current status of the recovery effort in Brookfield was just sent to us from Stephen Dunn, First Selectman of Brookfield, CT.

Here is a listing of the damages from last weeks storms and what needs to be replaced.

Several residents have been approached by a tree removal service offering clean up at extremely high prices.

Imagine you're out on Candlewood Lake taking a relaxing kayak ride when the skies turn from sunny to black as night.