Lana Sexton and Chris Werneck of Norwalk took a plunge “for health” Saturday at Sherwood Island State Park after the storm passed. / Photos by Dawn Shmaruk

WESTPORT — As the third winter storm in a week to batter southwestern Connecticut pulled away at midday Saturday, sunny and breezy skies revealed water, water everywhere. Seemingly.

And, the National Weather Service warns, don’t get too used to the clear conditions and balmy temperatures that prevailed Saturday afternoon.

Much colder temperatures and a possible snowstorm are only a day or two away, the weather service predicts.

Surging surf at Sherwood Island State Park.
The road to Burying Hill Beach was completely flooded, as seen from Sherwood Island.
A runner braves blustery winds at Sherwood Island.
Water pooled over a Sherwood Island picnic area after the storm.
Water covers South Compo Road, approaching Soundview Drive.
Island Way in Saugatuck Shores.
Marine Avenue lives up to its name as a Postal Service truck navigates through high waters.

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