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The snow is still coming down and it’s piling up. By the time the snow is over, some towns across Connecticut will have gotten 10 inches of snow or more.

A look at how much snow the storm has dumped in Connecticut so far.

People across Connecticut woke up to the first significant snowfall of the season Friday morning and some cities and towns have gotten more than a foot of snow. The snow began falling around midnight and picked up in intensity throughout the early morning hours. Winter storm warnings were issued for New London, Windham, Middlesex, and New Haven counties until 12…

Scattered areas of light snow move through on Monday, but not everyone sees flakes. Clouds will clear later in the day. Breezy winds will make the upper 30s to mid-40s feel even cooler. The state saw light snow and not much more than a dusting Sunday morning. On Sunday night, many more cities and towns stayed dry but some,...

Rain is transitioning to snow in parts of Litchfield county as colder air is filtering into the region.

Towns in northern Connecticut were preparing for the potential for April Snow Thursday.

Meteorologist Josh Cingranelli checked in from Essex while Snow Monster prowled the streets in Wethersfield.

Experts recommend clearing snow off the edge of your roof to prevent ice dams.

Plow drivers say the season has been unusually busy.

In Old Saybrook, the snow went from light and fluffy to wet and heavy. Now the digging out is underway.

The bone-chilling cold is moving out of Connecticut and now, our meteorologists are tracking a period of snow for Tuesday afternoon and evening. NBC Connecticut Meteorologists say a weak low-pressure system will move through the region on Tuesday. Temperatures should be cold enough to support snow statewide initially while snow could mix with sleet along the immediate shoreline. The snow…

In Torrington, the ting of sleet pelting the windshield started at 7:15 p.m. and quickly turned into a very light snowfall before returning to freezing rain. “We came from the top of the hill and it was a little slippery,” said resident Lauryn Stevens. Winter just started, but Stevens sounded like she was ready for spring. “I hate this weather….

The northeast corner of Connecticut is expected to see heavy snowfall on Saturday and town highway crews say they are prepared. The public works department in Woodstock spent the day preparing plow trucks and making sure the town’s salt/sand mix is ready to go. “Every truck will be out,” said John Navarro, public works director for the town. Ten...

Public works crews in northeastern Connecticut are preparing for the upcoming snow storm.

Towns across the state are preparing for snow which is expected to be strongest between 7 and 10 a.m. on Friday.