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The forecast for AAA is that Memorial Day weekend travel this year will be much higher than in 2020 but not as high as 2019.
Robert Miller: The science and power behind ice storms FacebookTwitterEmail Last week, while much of the state got rained on, I got iced. I live on the northeast edge of Litchfield County. In my town, and the towns nearby, it was cold enough at ground level that the rain froze when it fell on tree limbs, railings and clotheslines. The birches in my yard were suitably bent. A lot of this had to do with elevation and cold pockets of air — when I drove east, downhill, the ice was a no-show. Nor did the rain — which forecasters first thought might glaze larger parts of Fairfield and Litchfiel...
Light snow storm expected to last through Friday evening- A snow storm is expected to last until tomorrow evening, but leave small accumulations. The snow storm started late Thursday morning in parts of the state, Gary Lessor, meteorologist with the Weather Center at Western Connecticut State University,...
Forecasters expect every corner of Connecticut to receive at least 2 inches of snow starting overnight, first in the western edge of the state, as it moves east all day long and into Massachusetts late Tuesday evening.
Snow storm may turn into sleet, freezing rain by tomorrow Snow storm may turn into sleet, freezing rain by tomorrow January 26, 2021 02:22PM By Lauren Sellew, Record-Journal staff A snow storm is expected to last until tomorrow, and may turning to sleet and freezing rain. The storm started in the afternoon on Tuesday. The snow will continue into tonight, Gary Lessor, meteorologist with the Weather Center at Western Connecticut State University said. There will be about two to four inches of snow accumulation and temperatures overnight will be in the upper 20âs to...