The first of two Alberta clipper systems expected this week will bring rain and up to 3 inches of snow in northwestern Connecticut on Wednesday night, NWS says.

Connecticut may be in for some snow tomorrow night. The National Weather Service's detailed forecast said that parts of Connecticut are set for snow this Friday night after a warm

Connecticut temperatures will be near 50 degrees on Monday as warming trend expected to close out February before weekend chill, weather service says.

The deep freeze with sub-zero wind chills in parts of Connecticut continues Wednesday before winter storm brings some snow on Thursday, NWS says.

A winter storm continues in Connecticut Sunday with snow, ice and rain ahead of cold front that will bring wind gusts up to 55 mph and wind chills around zero.

Thursday is expected to be a rainy and cloudy, but otherwise mild, day in Connecticut, according to the National Weather Service.

Connecticut temperatures are expected to rise to the upper 40s and low 50s on Tuesday before cold front brings a chance of showers, NWS says.

The National Weather Service said a trend of warmer temperatures is set to begin this week, with the warmest days expected to be Tuesday through Thursday.

Connecticut is in store for some warmer weather that may start to feel like early spring by the middle of the week, according to the National Weather Service.

A major winter storm is expected to pass to the south and east of Connecticut during the midweek period, mostly missing the state.

In the wake of this weekend's winter storm, high winds have caused thousands of Connecticut power outages and blustery conditions Monday with wind chills in the teens, the National Weather Service said.

Friday will bring dry weather and slightly cooler temperatures with highs in the 40s, according to the National Weather Service.