Snow Transitions to Rain in Much of the State, Causing Slick Conditions

Tuesday night's snow has came and went and with precipitation transitioning to rain, people should be careful of slick road conditions.

Most of the state saw at least some snow after 7 p.m. and not long after, that started to transition to rain.

NBC Connecticut

The snow turned to rain and sleet from the southern portion of the state to the north fairly quickly.

Temperatures are below freezing in the hills with slippery roads. Snow and sleet will change to rain in many areas shortly but freezing rain lingers in NW CT. pic.twitter.com/Wnsg77tUmx

— Ryan Hanrahan (@ryanhanrahan) November 16, 2022

A winter weather advisory remains in effect for Hartford County and Litchfield County through Wednesday morning.

Some flurries fell late into Tuesday night in the northwest hills, but that transitioned to rain as temperatures continue to rise.

Hello ❄️ Winter! See you with SnowTotals on @NBCConnecticut at 11pm pic.twitter.com/nQH0VGOOsn

— Mike Hydeck NBC Connecticut (@mikehydeck) November 16, 2022

Snow Monster followed the snow across the state this evening.

NBC Connecticut

With a light glaze of ice in northwest CT, drivers should take extra precautions.

Wednesday morning will be chilly and damp. High temps will be in the 40s during the day.

Sunshine may break through in the afternoon for a little while.

You can get the latest forecast anytime here.

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