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A wet, not white Christmas for most
Most residents in Southwestern Connecticut are waking up to a wet, not white Christmas. The wintery mix forecast for Fairfield, New Haven, Middlesex and New London overnight Christmas Eve, was largely rain. As of 6 a.m. Christmas morning, there were showers along the shoreline from Greenwich to New Haven, with freezing rain in Meriden, and rain turning over to snow in Oxford. In Danbury, meanwhile, close to two inches of snow has been reported on the ground. As the morning progresses, some of the precipitation could turn over to freezing rain and snow, leading to slick roads and sidewalks. The National Weather Service says snow is less likely in Bridgeport. A wet, not white Christmas for most
A wet, not white Christmas
Most residents in Southwestern Connecticut are waking up to a wet, not white Christmas. The wintery mix forecast for Fairfield, New Haven, Middlesex and New London overnight Christmas Eve, was largely rain. As of 6 a.m. Christmas morning, there were showers along the shoreline from Greenwich to New Haven, with freezing rain in Meriden, and rain turning over to snow in Oxford. In Danbury, meanwhile, close to two inches of snow has been reported on the ground. As the morning progresses, some of the precipitation could turn over to freezing rain and snow, leading to slick roads and sidewalks. The National Weather Service says snow is less likely in Bridgeport. A wet, not white Christmas
A wet, but warm Thanksgiving on the way - Mon, 20 Nov 2017 PST
More stormy weather is due over the Inland Northwest during the Thanksgiving holiday weekend, but forecasters said it should not cause any serious travel problems in the lowlands nor in the mountains. A wet, but warm Thanksgiving on the way - Mon, 20 Nov 2017 PST
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