Tim McGill

Connecticut experienced a snow squall warning this week, making it a good time to explain winter weather terms.

But two major weather models and some climatological data don’t offer much consensus on what the weather may hold for Christmas in Connecticut.

Early indications are for a relatively cold Christmas with possibly some light snow on the ground for much of Connecticut.

Even though Connecticut's first 11 months of the year have been the warmest on record, we are now in winter, a notoriously tricky season to predict.

News Weather Bitter cold coming to Connecticut will envelop the U.S., snow is even possible in Florida By

Computer models have been vacillating between forecasts for either a direct hit from a powerful Nor’easter in southern New England or just a glancing blow.

Hartford's average temperature of 55 degrees last year was nearly 4 degrees above average, making it the city's warmest year on record.

Connecticut is still reeling from a one-two weather punch. First came the biggest snow of the season so far.

As long as Connecticut skies stay clear, residents should be able to see a number of planets as they put on a special celestial show.

It might be hard to think about spring during a week that saw cold weather alerts in over three dozen states impacting over 222 million people.