First Alert: Snow Could Cause Slick Conditions Tuesday Afternoon

An area of snow will move into Connecticut Tuesday afternoon and into the night and could coat roads just in time for the evening commute and the NBC Connecticut First Alert meteorologists have issued a first alert.

Snow will develop Tuesday afternoon and will be light to moderate in intensity by Tuesday night.

NBC Connecticut

The first inch or so of snow can make for dangerous travel.

We have issued a First Alert for tomorrow afternoon's commute. Steady snow will likely be falling and the first 1" or so can make for dangerous travel. Stay tuned to @NBCConnecticut ! pic.twitter.com/JwGoD9R1aa

— Bob Maxon (@bobmaxon) January 25, 2021

NBC Connecticut First Alert meteorologists say two to four inches of snow are possible in northern Connecticut while southern parts of the state closer to the shoreline will likely see one to two inches. Our team of meteorologists is continuing to track the storm as it gets closer.

As data constantly streams to us, we make small adjustments to our forecast. Looking like the "up to 4 inches" area expands a bit to the south. Stay tuned. #NBCCT More at 11am with @KaitlynMcGrath pic.twitter.com/Wbo9nE8Pvt

— Bob Maxon (@bobmaxon) January 25, 2021

There is a possibility for early morning snow showers on Wednesday. Highs will be in the upper-30s.

A major storm misses us on Thursday.

You can get the latest forecast anytime here.