Connecticut recently experienced a winter storm that brought significant snowfall, particularly in the central and southern regions.
Coastal and inland areas reported varying amounts of snow accumulation.
Tonight’s forecast calls for clear skies and light winds, with temperatures dropping into the teens. Icy patches may develop, requiring caution.
Monday’s afternoon forecast predicts a mix of sun and clouds with temperatures reaching the low 30s. Wind chill will make it feel colder, in the mid to upper 20s.
A storm system is expected to pass south of New England on Tuesday. While a light snow shower is possible along the shoreline, most of Connecticut is anticipated to remain snow-free.
A more significant storm is predicted to arrive late Wednesday night and continue into Thursday. This system has the potential to deliver a wintry mix of snow, sleet, and freezing rain. Current projections suggest freezing rain will be the primary precipitation type on Thursday.
The active weather pattern will persist into the weekend, with another system anticipated. While model predictions vary, this system could bring another round of mixed winter precipitation, including snow, sleet, and freezing rain. Further updates on the weekend forecast will be provided in the coming days.
