Snow fell for a few hours in the higher elevations of northwestern Connecticut Tuesday evening before eventually turning over to rain.
A wintry mix overspread the state for much of the night before changing over to rain around midnight.
Up to three inches of snow fell in some northwest hill towns like New Hartford and Colebrook.
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There could be some slick spots along the Massachusetts border overnight.
On Wednesday, rain will be heavy at times in the early morning hours. It will be accompanied with strong, gusty winds.
Winds will be 25 to 35 mph inland and 30 to 50 mph at the shore. Sporadic power issues are possible at the shoreline and some minor urban street flooding is possible in the cities.
The rain will end by late morning. It will be drier and breezy in the afternoon.
Mostly sunny skies return for Thanksgiving with highs near 50.
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