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Norwalk Police Urge Residents to Stay Home, Avoid Treacherous Roads

NORWALK, Conn. — The Norwalk police department is urging residents to stay in their homes today to avoid the hazardous blizzard conditions on the city's roads.

The Norwalk police department posted photos of snow-covered roads on its social media accounts Saturday.

The Norwalk police department posted photos of snow-covered roads on its social media accounts Saturday.

 Photo Credit: Norwalk Police
The Norwalk police department posted photos of snow-covered roads on its social media accounts Saturday.

The Norwalk police department posted photos of snow-covered roads on its social media accounts Saturday.

 Photo Credit: Norwalk Police
The Norwalk police department posted photos of snow-covered roads on its social media accounts Saturday.

The Norwalk police department posted photos of snow-covered roads on its social media accounts Saturday.

 Photo Credit: Norwalk Police
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The department also asked residents to avoid Water Street due to flooding in the area, according to posts on its Twitter and Instagram accounts.

A post on the department’s Instagram account shows a cruiser parked on a snow-covered Westport Ave. in front of Stew Leonard’s. The department is urging people not to shop for groceries at this time, though. 

“Got milk? If not wait until the storm ends. Roads are treacherous, stay home,” the post said.

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