Some slippery conditions are possible after snow fell across the state Wednesday.
The state Department of Transportation warned drivers to be cautious of black ice on the roads and on sidewalks.
Drivers should give themselves extra travel time and use extreme caution.
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Slippery conditions started to form Wednesday when temperatures dipped to the freezing mark along the Interstate 84 corridor and northern part of the state.
Snow ended Wednesday evening after falling for most of the day.
While only a little snow fell at the shoreline, some towns in Litchfield County picked up five inches of heavy, wet snow.
As temperatures dropped Wednesday night and some low-level moisture lingered, patchy black ice developed. Slippery spots are expected into Thursday morning.
But then temperatures will rise.
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It'll be a mild day on Thursday with highs in the low-50s.
Friday looks cloudy with showers late. Highs will be in the low-50s. Rain is likely Friday night into Saturday.
Saturday looks wet at this point with highs around 50.
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