Workers get at the snow in the parking lot at Jesup Green early Saturday morning. (Photo by Jarret Liotta)

WESTPORT — Despite predictions that the morning would see unmanageable blustery weather — and the town may still this afternoon — workers and residents alike were busy by 6 a.m. getting the first six or so inches of snow off the roads, driveways, sidewalks and cars.

State trucks tend to Route 136, a.k.a. Compo Road North, working in tandem. (Photo by Jarret Liotta)
Workers clear the sidewalk in Parker-Harding Plaza early Saturday. (Photo by Jarret Liotta)
Rye Ridge Deli on Main Street was open for business early Saturday morning, despite the weather forecasts. (Photo by Jarret Liotta)
It was a snowy morning in America, at least on the east coast. (Photo by Jarret Liotta)
Amidst a flurry of snow powder, this man cleans the walkway around Christ & Holy Trinity Church Saturday morning. (Photo by Jarret Liotta)
A plow clears the road at the corner of Post Road and Main Street early Saturday. (Photo by Jarret Liotta)
The weather looked a little ugly for these ducks, but they bore with it in the Saugatuck River. (Photo by Jarret Liotta)
Snow throwing in the Jesup Green parking lot. (Photo by Jarret Liotta)
This plow cleared the parking lot behind the Westport Country Playhouse Saturday morning. (Photo by Jarret Liotta)
This plow growled up the blustery snow across from the police station. (Photo by Jarret Liotta)
Trader Joe’s was poised to open on time this morning, despite the weather. (Photo by Jarret Liotta)
Westport’s snowy Parker-Harding Plaza. (Photo by Jarret Liotta)
A look down snowy Main Street Saturday morning around 7 a.m. (Photo by Jarret Liotta)
Plows on parade on the Post Road. (Photo by Jarret Liotta)
Some snow splashed advice on the cleanup along the Post Road. (Photo by Jarret Liotta)