A Winter Weather Advisory is in effect for all of Connecticut through late tomorrow as we track the chance for snow, ice and rain. Here's a look at the timing and what you need to know.
Snow moved into the state Saturday afternoon and could be seen covering the roads around 3:30 p.m. in Waterbury.
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Through Saturday evening, light to moderate snow will be falling over the entire state, with accumulations between 2" to 4" expected. It's possible that a few cities or towns could see closer to 5."
Between 10 p.m. Saturday and 2 a.m. Sunday, we will see a transition from snow to freezing rain starting from south to north.
Rain should overtake the shoreline quickly after that, but areas inland will likely see ice accretions through the early Sunday morning hours.
Several cities and towns have parking bans in place and multiple religious organizations have canceled Sunday services. You can see the full list here.
By the late morning hours of Sunday, most of the state will see just rainfall, but areas in higher elevations (especially NW CT) could continue to accumulate ice.
Sunday afternoon should see the ending of ice accretions near a quarter inch, but heavy rainfall is still possible through Sunday.
By Sunday evening, rain will come to an end, but winds will start to pick up ahead of a High Wind Watch through Monday.
