WINTER STORM WARNING and WINTER WEATHER advisories are in effect! The heaviest snow falls between 6pm and midnight!

We are now entering our first significant snowfall of the season as the storm system moves this way. At this point, it looks like 4-8 inches is the total amount of powder most of the region will get but there will be some exceptions in some parts of the area. That’s why a *WINTER WEATHER ADVISORY* has been issued for most of the region, with the exception of the nearest coast under a *WINTER WEATHER ADVISORY*. It is possible that the SE coast from New Haven to New London could get a little with some mixing with rain and higher elevations could see close to 8″. For more information – check out our snow map below! After the storm, very cold air arrives behind the system, and highs will only be in the low 20s/teens through the week – and with the wind chill, it WILL FEEL like subzero and single digits.

Stay tuned for the latest information and stay safe!

Tonight: Snow during the overnight hours, heavy at times. It ends around 4am. Descend from youth. It is windy and cold in the morning.

MLK Jr. Day: A SMOOTH START! Mostly sunny with passing clouds in the afternoon, windy and very cold. At temperatures of 20-25 degrees.

Tuesday: Some days it is very cold. New highs, wind chills in the single digits and subzero. Nightfall near ZERO!

Wednesday: Cool sunshine and highs of around 20 degrees. Once again, the brutal wind chill is in the single digits during the day.

Thursday: Mostly sunny and still cold! Highs in the low to mid 20s.

Friday: Partly cloudy and not too cold. The maximum levels are 20 to 30.

Saturday: Partly mostly sunny. Temperatures in the low to mid 30s.

On Sunday: Cloudy with showers and snow, highs in the mid to upper 30s.

Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This content may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.

For the latest news, weather, sports, and streaming video, go to WTNH.com.