Most of the state received 6”-12” of snow with lower amounts
in southeastern Connecticut and higher amounts in southwestern
Connecticut. Right now we’re in a lull
in the action with a light wintry mix persisting for a while. But heavy rain
and sleet will change back over to snow between 9PM-midnight. With loads of instability and moisture, don’t
be surprised if you hear/see some thunder snow! An additional coating to 4” is
likely with locally higher amounts in western Connecticut if someone gets
caught in a heavier snow band. Winds
continue to gust up to 40 mph with temperatures holding steady or rising for a
period of time, then crashing back below freezing towards daybreak.
Snow will end around daybreak on Friday morning but plows
will continue to play catch up during the morning commute. The rest of the day
looks dry and a bit milder than recent days. In fact, we’ll even see a bit of
melting. A storm will pass well out to sea on Saturday. But the latest trend
has been to bring that snow farther inland allowing Connecticut to get side
swiped. A coating to a few inches of
snow accumulation is possible. Milder air returns next week with several days
in the 40s.
Tonight: Heavy sleet/snow redeveloping. An additional
coating to 4” with locally higher amounts in the northwest hills. Low: 28-32.
Tomorrow: Any leftover snow ending 4-8 AM. Clouds breaking
for some sun. A bit milder. High temperatures in the mid to upper 30s.
Saturday: A period of snow. Some accumulation is possible.
High temperatures in the mid to upper 30s.
Sunday: Wall to wall sunshine, seasonably cool. High
temperatures in the upper 20s.
Monday: Mostly sunny, clouds increasing late. High
temperature in the upper 20s to around 30 degrees. Snow showers possible at
night.
Tuesday: Noticeably milder with a mix of sunshine and
clouds. High temperatures in the lower 40s.
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