Winter returns tonight as a storm tracks right over
Connecticut. Rain will change over to snow as temperatures plummet after
midnight. Some towns could pick up a fresh coating of snow. Up to an inch or two is possible in northern
Connecticut. Also watch for icy spots caused by a combination of wet roads and rapidly
falling temperatures.
Tomorrow morning’s commute could be slick so you may want to
allow yourself some extra time to get to work. A few lingering snow showers or
flurries Thursday morning will give way to slow clearing. The whole day looks windy
and cold with temperatures running 20-30 degrees below average for this time of
year. The March rollercoaster ride continues looking ahead with milder air this
weekend and a return to winter cold next week.
Tonight: Rain, changing over to snow late. Temperatures
crash with a flash freeze possible. Low: 12-20.
Tomorrow: A few lingering morning snow showers or flurries.
Icy spots for the commute. Slow clearing. Windy, cold. High: 18-24. Wind chills
in the single digits to around zero.
Friday: Mostly sunny, not as cold. High temperatures in the
middle to upper 30s.
Saturday: Chance for flurries in the morning. A mix of sun
and clouds. Milder, high temperatures in the the upper 40s to around 50
degrees.
Sunday: Mostly sunny, a bit cooler. High temperatures around
40 degrees.
Monday: Partly to mostly cloudy. Watching a storm close by.
There's still a chance it could trend farther north. High temperatures around
30 degrees.
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