During high tide overnight and tomorrow tides will be 2-3 feet above normal. Coastal flooding will be likely in low lying for prone areas.

The brunt of the blizzard will hit tonight with snowfall rates of 2-4 inches per hour and gusts over 50 mph. Keep it on News 12 for live weather updates.

The cluster of snow showers is hitting some very dry air and falling apart this evening. We may not see much if any snow tonight. Skies will be partly cloudy with scattered flurries possible until early morning. Then we'll see a mix of sun and clouds Thursday with highs in the upper 30s.

The cluster of snow to our west looks to fizzle out before getting here. Tomorrow afternoon there will be another cluster of light snow showers that will move over our area. We may see a coating of snow late in the day.

It has warmed above freezing across most of our area with clouds rolling in. Tonight expect mostly cloudy skies and a low near 20.

We hit the high temperature at midnight in most spots. It got colder through the day with most of the afternoon in the 20s.

Light rain is moving in with snow to the north. We'll all get a brief snowfall as that line moves south. Slick roads will be likely. A light coating of snow is expected.

Another bitterly cold night for southwest Connecticut

Moisture along the cold front will bring a messy start to the new work and school week. Get ready!

Other than Monday's wintry mix, the remainder of the work and school week looks uneventful.

Tuesday planner...Dress in plenty of layers.

Winds will slowly relax tonight.

Temperatures were 11 degrees above average at Bridgeport on Sunday.

High pressure behind a cold front will bring a northwest pull of much colder air to the northeast.

Dangerously cold temperatures Wednesday and Thursday Nights.

This is what the NAM model predicts our radar will look like tomorrow afternoon. Green is rain along the coast. Pink is a mix of rain, snow, and sleet near the Merritt. And north of there is snow. By the evening, temperatures warm into the 40s and it all changes to rain. Rain, at times heavy, will continue into Sunday.

It's a sunny and mild day for early January in SW CT! Winds are gusty, at times reaching over 25 mph. We're getting ready for a wintry mix then rain tomorrow evening. Details to come...