Many CT fireworks displays postponed due to inclement weather
Many towns in Connecticut have postponed their July Fourth fireworks displays due to inclement weather.
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Jul 4, 2021, 3:10 PM
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Updated 1,118 days ago
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5h agoMany towns in Connecticut have postponed their July Fourth fireworks displays due to inclement weather.
Greenwich, Fairfield, and Stamford have moved their fireworks shows to tomorrow.
Stratford will hold its show Wednesday.
New Canaan town officials say their fireworks display will happen Sunday, July 11.
In New Milford, town officials announced they have moved their fireworks show to late fall.
Stamford and Fairfield officials say their shows have been moved from today to Monday night.
Stratford had postponed last night's fireworks until Wednesday.
New Canaan's show in Waveny Park that was planned for tonight will instead be held a week from tomorrow.
New Milford is postponing its fireworks show to late this fall on Saturday, Nov. 27.
