Only rain where I live

I’m not buying it. I say lots of wind and rain. Maybe a mix up north by me. It’ll be slush by Wednesday. I may not even plow it.

The low-pressure system keeps moving. If it stays close to shore, it means more rain. If it wobbles out to sea, that means colder temps can get farther south and more snow. We're talking about a 50-mile difference in where the front ends up, so it's difficult to predict.

One foot for the final hurrah, that much I know

Don't forget high winds or possibly calm.

Exactly. All you can do is prepare as best you can.

You travel that everyday?

I am going to say 3 inches Fairfield county with not much sticking to roads just some slush. I base this off of not much of anything

It’s almost like there are different areas and elevations in the state.

Hopefully we get 0 inches! Although they have down graded it to lots of wet rain and not that much snow for Hartford co. I’d say stop trusting the weather influencers and just read it on noaa weather site online.. you can’t trust anything on tv anymore since it’s all centered on ratings

not predictable for any one location

From rain to 10 ft of snow

I closely follow weather twitter and this seems to be for them an insanely confusing storm. The path keeps wobbling, and even a small adjustment means drastically different snow totals

Same here. My logic is, I’ll see what it’s like when I wake up tomorrow. Mother Nature has her own plans.

I wish I could just get one house. Sigh.

Anywhere from 0 to 10 inches of rain or snow; possibly sunshine, fog is likely and a chance of clouds.

Edit: I was right!

Depends on specific location. I'm near the MA state line at 1200', so I'm expecting well over a foot. But 10 minutes away at the bottom of the hill, they'll probably only get 3-5".

Maaaaybe. Looking again, we might get a half day tomorrow, two hour delay on Wednesday.

Tolland here, last I checked, 3-5 inches if that and it all looks like just rain with temps ranging from low to mid 40s so I have no idea

We live in the nw corner so we're supposed to be getting over a foot. My sister lives by the shoreline and will barely be getting anything but they're supposed to be getting high winds. It really depends on your area.

This is a decent forecast:

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This is a very hard to forecast storm and the amounts of snow will vary based on where you are in the state. I follow eweather on Twitter and his forecast is usually very accurate. They have an app too, if Twitter isn’t your thing.

forecasted snow totals

Supposed to get hardly anything in southeastern Connecticut

Anybody from Connecticut knows you can't judge a storm by expecting one total for the whole state. That's just an unreasonable assumption. And depending upon which station you listen to will tell you a different story because that's where they're located. My house is on the Mass border on the 91 corridor and I'll be getting a foot there however where I work in Milford I'll only be seeing a coating to 2 in. You have to learn to check your weather from multiple sources if you live in Connecticut.