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Wintry mix possible tonight along and west of the Mississippi River - Vimarsana News

Wintry mix possible tonight along and west of the Mississippi River

We had a band of light snow that pushed through the Coulee Region this morning, with seasonable temperatures in the 20s.

Source: wxow.com
Technical Discussion: Snow, rain, and strong winds slam Connecticut this morning - Vimarsana News

Technical Discussion: Snow, rain, and strong winds slam Connecticut this morning

Blowing snow is impacting inland Connecticut right now, followed by moderate to heavy rain. Strong to damaging winds along the shoreline could result in power outages. Additionally, coastal flooding may

Source: wfsb.com
Technical Discussion: Snow, rain, and strong winds slam Connecticut early Monday - Vimarsana News

Technical Discussion: Snow, rain, and strong winds slam Connecticut early Monday

Blowing snow will impact inland Connecticut late tonight followed by moderate rain. Strong to damaging winds along the shoreline could result in power outages. Additionally, minor coastal flooding may occur

Source: wfsb.com
Technical Discussion: Rain, snow, and wind slams Connecticut on Monday - Vimarsana News

Technical Discussion: Rain, snow, and wind slams Connecticut on Monday

Snow starts late Sunday evening, but fortunately rain will improve road conditions for the commute. Litchfield County will be looking at substantial snow accumulations through Monday as the rest of

Source: wfsb.com
Snow coats Catawba Valley Sunday - Vimarsana News

Snow coats Catawba Valley Sunday

Snow coated the Catawba Valley region Sunday morning, piling up several inches atop cars, covering roads and keeping most people inside.