Not so springlike
Meteorologist Kevin Arnone presents this week’s weather forecast.
Sunday Night: Low 30-36. Clear. E 5-15 mph
Monday: High 55-57. Sunny. E 15-25 mph
Monday Night: Low 34-38. Clouds. NE 10-20 mph
Tuesday: High 52-54. Clouds. NE 10-20 mph
Tuesday Night: Low 38-41. Clouds. NE 5-15 mph
Wednesday: High 62-66. Sunny. S 10-20 mph
Wednesday Night: Low 41-43. T- Storms. S 5-15 mph
More Snow?
From Meteorologist Kevin Arnone:
Flurries during the overnight hours Wednesday Night, very possible for a coating in some Towns, so don’t be surprised if you wake up to some very very light accumulations on the ground (Trace or coating) but most people won’t see anything Thursday Morning.
During the day on Thursday a storm will develop off shore a bit to far away to impact Connecticut significantly but it’s very possible some of the energy may just clip SE CT. Enough to maybe drop upwards to an inch.
Something to watch during the morning on Thursday to see where that storm sets up and how it will impact CT.
I threw together a quick map to show the potential of what the storm on Thursday may bring!
From our meteorologist Kevin Arnone:
Next storm potential is Monday Night into Tuesday.
I have been on vacation the past ten days so I can’t tell you how well the models have been handling this storm but as of today the models are pretty consistent with wintry weather impacting Connecticut Monday night into Tuesday.
As of now seems to be mostly an Inland head ache, shore looks like it will stay all rain.
I will be updating frequently due to my absence 
Welcome Back Kevin
What will Mother Nature bring us this week? Our meteorologist Kevin Arnone offers this forecast.
Sunday Night: Low 24-28. Flurries. N 5-10 mph
Monday: High 42-43. M. Sunny. N 5-10 mph
Monday Night: Low 21-28. Few Clouds. N 5-10 mph
Tuesday: High 41-44. Increasing Clouds. E 5-15 mph
Tuesday Night: Low 33-35. Rain. E 15-25 mph
Wednesday: High 41-45. Rain. E 10-20 mph
Wednesday Night: Low 34-38. Lingering Showers. NW 5-10 mph
Thursday: High 47-48. Drizzle. W 5-10 mph
Thursday Night: Low 31-34. Light Wintery Mix. NW 5-15 mph
Friday: High 43-44. Cloudy. NW 5-15 mph
Meteorologist Kevin Arnone, an Amity Grad, has been doing our weather forecasts for nearly as long as we’ve been Online. Here is his forecast for this weekend, broken down into zones so you will know what to expect no matter where you are (most importantly what Orange residents can expect).
Weather event for Saturday and Sunday impacting Connecticut, here’s what you need to know.
As of right now, Saturday morning start time as rain for the shore with a few wet flakes mixed in,
Wintery mix middle of CT and Wet Snow Northern CT. During the overnight hours I think mostly rain except for Northern CT will stay a wet snow.
Middle of CT could see a wintery mix for a few hours but I believe most of the precipitation will be in the form of rain. Sunday morning cold air begins to push in from the North, change over to a very wet heavy snow for everywhere but shore as I believe shore will be a wintery mix. End time, Sunday afternoon.
Below is a snow accumulation map!
BREAKING IT DOWN!!!
Green Zone: Starts as rain with few wet flakes mixed in by noon on Saturday, change over to all rain during day on Saturday and overnight. Early Sunday morning will be a wintery mix. Over by noon on Sunday and up to an inch of Slush!
Blue Zone: Starts as Wintery mix/Snow by noon on Saturday, and then changes over to a cold rain with a few flakes later in the afternoon on Saturday. Could see around an inch by the changeover to rain, will be icy out. Rain during the over night hours, but back over to a wet snow during the morning hours on Sunday. Done by noon on Sunday, Extreme eastern CT tries to hold on with precipitation a few hours after noon. 1-3 inches of wet snow for total Accumulation
Pink Zone: Starts as a very wet snow around noon on Saturday. Although warm air tries to battle with extreme Northern CT, I believe it will stay all snow throughout the day on Saturday and the over night hours. Could see a wintery mix for few hours during the night but mostly an all snow event. 3-6 inches for areas in the pink!
Meteorologist Kevin Arnone‘s forecast for this week goes like this:
Cold Front passes through the area on Monday and stalls out as a series of weak Low Pressures move through the region.
High Pressure will build in during the day on Wednesday and stick around through the end of the week.
Monday: High 52-54. AM Showers. SW 5-15 mph
Monday Night: Low 26-30. Flurries. N 5-10 mph
Tuesday: High 41. AM Flurries. PM P. Cloudy. N 5-10 mph
Tuesday Night: Low 24-31. Clouds. N 5-10 mph
From Meteorologist Kevin Arnone:
Unseasonably cooler temps will stick around for the week as an Arctic front moves through on Tuesday. Slight chance for snow flurries Monday night.
Sunday Night: Low 15-20. Clear. W 5-15 mph
New Years Eve Day: High 33-37. P. Sunny. W 5-15 mph
Monday Night: Low 22-28. Flurries. W 10-20 mph
New Years Day: High 31-39. AM Flurries, M. Sunny. NW 10-15 mph
Tuesday Night: Low 9-22. Few Clouds. NW 5-10 mph
Wondering what the weather will be like for your Christmas travels?
Here’s what Meteorologist Kevin Arnone has to offer: Monday Night and early Tuesday AM Event. Out before noon. For inland CT, the models are supporting snow, not much at all, at most 2 inches. Shore seems more likely to have rain, Slight mix.
Monday: High 38-42. M. Sunny. NW 5-15 mph
Monday Night: Low 22-29. Rain/Snow Mix, Matters Track. E 5-10 mph
Christmas Day: High 36-38. Rain/Snow Mix, Out By Afternoon. N 5-15 mph
Drive carefully and have a very merry Christmas!
From Meteorologist Kevin Arnone, updated at 4:30 p.m. Monday.
High Pressure remains in control through the day on Monday but gives way to a developing Low.
The Low Pressure System will affect our region Monday Night into the day on Tuesday.
High Pressure will once again regain control during the end of the work week.
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