Monthly Archives: February 2012

After digesting the afternoon model runs, it does not appear that the developing low south of New England will be able to pull the temperature above the surface over CT back below freezing tonight.  As a result, I no longer … Continue reading →

2″-4″ of snow has been reported from a number of places across the CT interior as of 4 PM.  Mostly wet surfaces in southern CT, with rain or snow melting on impact.  However, there was a recent report from Hamden … Continue reading →

It still looks like the snow will arrive in our area by early Wednesday afternoon, with 2″-6″ accumulating before it changes to sleet and freezing rain inland and rain toward the coast.  Some of the modeling suggests that the shore … Continue reading →

From what I’ve seen this morning it looks like the snow will start by early Wednesday afternoon.  A reasonably conservative estimate of amounts would put most of CT (away from the coast, anyway) into the 3″-6″ range by the time … Continue reading →

A band of showers ahead of an approaching cold front will bring a shower to parts of the region this evening.  After the front passes, most of the night will be partly cloudy and breezy, with lows between 28-35 degrees.  … Continue reading →

As an area of high pressure builds over the region, sunny & breezy conditions today will give way to diminishing wind this evening and tonight.  Highs this afternoon will be mostly between 36-41although the breeze will make it feel chillier.  … Continue reading →

Areas of showers, drizzle and fog tonight will be replaced by partial clearing and increasing northwesterly wind.  Lows will be mostly between 29-34, so wet or slushy surfaces will ice.  Wind Advisories and High Wind Warnings are in effect for … Continue reading →