CT snow storm: How many inches of snow will there be. See forecast here.
The forecast discussion said that there is to be around an inch of snow across coastal Connecticut and less than an inch for ...
Why Connecticut's latest storm underperformed — and what’s next in the forecast
Sunday’s storm may have fallen short of its potential, but there are more opportunities for snow soon. Three weather systems ...
Connecticut winter storm live updates: Snow is done falling, but roads remain icy
Heavy snow overnight in Connecticut turned to sleet and freezing rain, causing icy conditions for Sunday morning, the weather ...
Snow totals in Connecticut after weekend storm
Snow fell across Connecticut Saturday night into Sunday morning, with many residents waking up to 3" to 6" of snow. Here’s ...
Connecticut could see biggest snow storm so far this winter this weekend. Here's how much
The National Weather Service issued a winter storm watch for the weekend in Connecticut. See the expected snowfall ...
Connecticut weather: How much snow, ice is expected today? See latest storm forecast
Some of Connecticut will see multiple inches of snow today. Here's what you'll have to deal with on your drive home.
CT winter storms on back-to-back nights will cause 'hazardous' morning commutes this week, NWS warns
Winter storms are expected in Connecticut Tuesday and Wednesday nights that will cause "hazardous' morning commutes this week ...
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Snowstorm to hit NYC area tonight: How many inches to expect during AM commute
An approaching winter storm is expected to bring more snow to the NYC area, and could make for a slick and slippery Wednesday morning commute in parts of NY, NJ and CT.
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Snow storm forecast: Timeline, how many inches NY, NJ, CT can expect
A powerful winter storm quickly dumped snow onto New York City, falling as quickly as 1 to 2 inches per hour.Despite an early ...
Winter storm watch: Parts of CT could see nearly foot of snow. What to know.
The snow began falling in Thursday morning and was expected to leave as many as four inches in most parts of the state before changing over to a wintry mix.