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Snow Moves Out, Dropping Temps Could Create Slick Conditions

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Snow is moving out of the state after dropping several inches in most Connecticut towns Tuesday.

Several inches of snow have fallen since Monday night. It's caused slippery travel across the state, and hundreds of districts canceled school for the day while several state office buildings have closed.

As we look to tonight, refreezing is a concern.

Winter weather advisories in place for inland Connecticut have since expired.

Several towns have gotten between five and seven inches. Here's a look at snowfall totals across the state.

Due to the timing of the storm, hundreds of schools decided to close Tuesday.

The snow caused slippery roads and several crashes were reported Tuesday morning. Any untreated surfaces could be slick.

As the sun sets this evening, temperatures will drop. Black ice is possible.

Department of Transportation Commissioner Garrett Eucalitto said his crews prepared ahead of the storm and they used a brine solution to pretreat the roads.

You can get the latest forecast anytime here.

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