We are now into our first significant snowfall of the season as the storm system heads this way. At this point, it looks like 4-8 inches is the total amount of powder most of the state will get but there will be exceptions in parts of the area. That’s why a *WINTER STORM WARNING* has been issued for most of the state, minus the immediate shoreline that is underneath a *WINTER WEATHER ADVISORY*. It’s likely the SE shoreline from New Haven to New London may get a little less due to some mixing and rain & the higher elevations may see closer to 8″. For more information – check out our snow map below! After the storm, bitterly cold air arrives on the back end of the system, and highs will only be in the low 20s/teens mid-week – and with the wind chill, it will FEEL like it’s subzero and in the single digits.
Stay with us for the latest details and stay safe!
Tonight: Snow through the overnight hours, heavy at times. Ends about 4am. Lows in the teens. Windy and colder by morning.
MLK Jr. Day: A SLIPPERY START! Mostly sunny with some clouds passing by in the afternoon, windy and very cold. Highs 20-25 degrees.
Tuesday: Partly sunny and bitterly cold. Highs in the teens, wind chills in the single digits and subzero. Overnight lows near ZERO!
Wednesday: Cold sunshine with highs in the teens to around 20 degrees. Once again, a brutal wind chill mostly in the single digits during the day.
Thursday: Mostly sunny and still cold! Highs in the mid and low to mid 20s.
Friday: Partly cloudy and not as cold. Highs in the upper 20s to low 30s.
Saturday: Partly to mostly sunny. Temperatures in the low to mid 30s.
Sunday: Cloudy with some rain and snow showers, highs in the mid and upper 30s.
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