Connecticut Snow Storm

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Weekend winter storm in Connecticut to bring mix of snow and rain. Here's what to expect

Forecasters are monitoring a storm system that could bring a mix of rain and snow to Connecticut Sunday night into Monday, according to the National Weather Service.

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Clipper winter storm brings more snow to Connecticut on Tuesday. Here's what to expect

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Connecticut snow forecast: When is the winter storm, how many inches to expect

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Winter weather advisory for 3 Massachusetts counties until Wednesday morning – could see 4 inches of snow

A winter weather advisory was released by the National Weather Service on Tuesday at 1:20 a.m. valid from 6 p.m. until Wednesday 6 a.m. for Middlesex, Essex and Suffolk counties.

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Snow is on the way to Vermont. Here's when it'll start falling

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Central NY may experience its first above-freezing temperatures in 18 days; snow returns this week

Tracking snow and ice storm in Connecticut on Tuesday. How shift in forecast will impact commutes

The National Weather Service has issued a winter weather advisory in Connecticut with slick road conditions expected for Tuesday evening and Wednesday morning commutes.

The Ridgefield Press

Snow falling in Connecticut as massive winter storm hits Northeast on Sunday: Live updates

The massive winter storm that has left thousands without power in the southern U.S. is expected to bring heavy snow and some sleet to Connecticut on Sunday.

Norwich Bulletin

Another storm possible this weekend in CT. See snow totals from this storm

It's possible another storm will hit Connecticut this weekend, through it's still too far out for meteorologists to be sure of what conditions may look like.

Frigid today to snow late tomorrow

Winter Weather Advisory for parts of Connecticut! A weak system will deliver light mix/snow this afternoon into tonight. It could be slick for the early commute but a brief thaw is expected

New Hampshire Public Radio

Winter storm dumps snow across CT, motorists advised to avoid roads

Snow accumulations of up to 20 inches were possible in parts of Connecticut as rapidly falling snow and low visibility made for hazardous driving conditions Sunday.