Be cautious this morning as icy areas may develop inland around sunrise. Today will see clearing as weak high pressure moves in. Tomorrow through Saturday morning, a weather disturbance interacting with an ocean storm will bring snow showers and flurries. Sunday and Monday will experience a brief arctic blast. There is a possibility of light snow or a mix on Christmas Eve that may end early on Christmas Day.
Early this morning, rain will end with clearing, but patchy ice may be present in northern Connecticut. Today will start with some icy spots inland, with morning sun giving way to afternoon clouds, breezy conditions, and cooler temperatures. Tonight will have increasing clouds with temperatures in the 20s to lower 30s.
Tomorrow will be mostly cloudy, windy, and colder with highs in the mid to upper 30s. Snow showers and flurries may occur in the midday and afternoon, with a dusting to 2 inches expected at night. Saturday will see on and off snow showers, windy conditions, and colder temperatures. Winter officially begins at 4:20 AM. Sunday will be bright and frigid, while Monday will be mostly sunny and cold. Christmas Eve will be cloudy with snow showers in the evening and at night, while Christmas Day will see scattered snow and mix showers with highs in the mid to upper 30s.
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