A coastal storm is expected to develop Monday afternoon and becomes fairly intense fairly quickly.
The storm will develop too far to the east to give Connecticut a major snowstorm, but we will see periods of light snow this afternoon, into this evening.
Snow becomes steadier and more widespread during the evening.
The best chance for accumulating snow is between 6 p.m. and midnight. Snow will taper off after midnight but may linger a little longer in eastern Connecticut. A coating to 2 inches for much of central and western Connecticut is possible. Eastern Connecticut might see as much as 3 inches of snow and some isolated areas near the Rhode Island border could see four inches.
The snow could cause some slick spots for the Tuesday morning commute.
The storm will likely deliver a quick 6-12 inches outside and north of Boston.
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