Significant snowfall amounts are expected on Sunday into Monday, with Connecticut facing 12 to 18 inches of snow from this major winter storm. Here's the latest timing (in three-hour increments) of how the snow accumulation is expected to progress across the state.

A major winter storm may impact Connecticut this weekend. Here’s the latest forecast on potential snow impacts and timing for the state.

Southern Connecticut is expected to experience 8 to 14 inches of snow this weekend. Ciemnecki would not rule out the possibility of this amount of snow causing power outages, but he said that he doesn't believe that they would occur. "Drip your faucets so your pipes don't freeze," the meteorologist said.

The forecast said Connecticut on Saturday will experience temperatures in the high teens. However, the rest of the week as well, Jan. 26 through Jan. 30, is expected to see sub-freezing temperatures, with overnight low temperatures in the teens and single digits.

We’re in *First Alert Weather Day* mode through the day today as the wind remains gusty, scattered areas of rain and perhaps a storm keep moving up and across the state, and the water remains rough along Long Island Sound. Meteorologist Jill Gilardi maps ...

We're not completely out of the woods yet, but the odds of a significant snowfall from this weekend's bomb cyclone are much lower than they were a day or two ago.

Here's what we know about the extreme cold that's hitting the city of Norwich on Jan. 29-30, and how to stay safe.

Meteorologist Scot Haney said the cold continues as he continues to watch a coastal storm for the weekend. Here's his Friday 5:15 a.m. forecast.