"The first accumulating snow of the season is possible Saturday night into Sunday morning, with the highest chance of snow accumulation further south and east across the region," the forecasters' discussion said. National Weather Service meteorologist said they expect the storm to be "relatively dry and fluffy," making for easier snow shoveling.

Arctic air will bring wind chills that will make it feel sub-zero in some areas of Connecticut today, the weather service says.

Until noon on Tuesday, Connecticut will continue to be under severe cold weather protocol with temperatures well below freezing. Although it was

Connecticut may see its first real round of winter weather for the season in the coming days, as a storm tracks up the East Coast. The National Weather Service said the storm is expected to hit Connecticut Tuesday into Tuesday night, bringing a mix of rain and snow to the state.

High winds will make temperatures feel like they're in the 20s Thursday morning, and in the 30s the rest of the day.

If you want to see if you can have a snowball fight in Connecticut this Christmas, here's what the almanacs are predicting.

As Connecticut gears up for the holiday season, December temperatures have already been several degrees below normal, and there are signs that the most bitter cold air of the month is ahead of us. This fast start to winter was expected, with many forecasts calling for a "front-loaded" winter with multiple cold outbreaks.

The first arctic blast of the season is on its way, which means that temperatures are dropping. Connecticut state and local leaders want to make sure you’re prepared. The 180 Center and the Varick Memorial Church are two of New Haven’s warming centers.