A cold front approached and brought a round of afternoon and evening rain and snow showers.
Precipitation moves out tonight and some of the overhead clouds clear out, as well.
Accumulation by the time everything quiets down will be on the lighter side. Our neighbors in the higher elevations will have the most.
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The front will also bring unseasonably cold air for tonight and Monday.
The record low high temperatures for the day will be challenged on Monday. The previous record for the Hartford area is 34 and the previous record for the shoreline is 35, set in 1966.
We're forecasting high temperatures below these records for Monday.
Along with the cold air, we'll deal with wind gusts over 20 mph at times. Wind chills will be impressively cold through the day.
Temperatures will start to moderate toward midweek. Details on the forecast can be found on our first alert weather blog.
