Our NBC Connecticut's StormTracker meteorologists are tracking snow across the state on Tuesday.
Several school districts have already announced cancellations and delays. See the full list here.
A winter weather advisory went into effect Monday evening and continues through Tuesday evening. Snow will begin to fall overnight and into Tuesday morning.
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While it won't be a lot of snow, the timing could cause issues during the morning commute.
The snow is expected to start early in the day. Most of the state can expect 1 to 4 inches of snow by the time it ends.
Some wintry mix is possible during the afternoon. A light glaze of ice or some sleet can be expected somewhere in the state.
The Litchfield Hills will see snow totals toward the higher end of the range.
In a statement, Eversource said they will continue to monitor the forecast closely.
"We’re keeping a close eye on the forecast, including the expected snow tomorrow and cold temperatures this week, and our crews and system operators will be ready to respond to any potential issues that may arise," a spokesperson said.
Metro North said their crews are preparing to respond to any issues that arise due to Tuesday's winter weather. They say this could include unfreezing switches and clearing snow and ice from staircases and platforms.
They say you should check train times for weather-related service changes or delays.
Cold air will stay in place for most of the week.
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