Parts of Connecticut are expected to see two to four inches of snow, and higher elevation areas in the state may get up to five inches. "Snow is expected to cover the area," Wunsch said.

An overnight storm brought snow to Connecticut Wednesday morning, causing some school delays ahead of a wintry mix expected for Thursday morning.

On Thursday, the weather service says, the chance of precipitation is 100 percent, with the likelihood of it becoming all rain after noon and a high near 39. New snow and sleet accumulation of less than a half inch is possible. Snow is also forecast for Saturday and Sunday.

A powerful winter storm is quickly toward NYC, with the forecast showing a high probability of 4+ inches. Track live radar and the storm's timeline:

As one winter storm bringing snow and ice moves out of the New York City area, another is set to impact parts of New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut next week.

The forecast discussion said that there is to be around an inch of snow across coastal Connecticut and less than an inch for the landlocked portion of southern Connecticut. Norwich is expected to recieve less than an inch of snow.

A mixed precipitation storm led to hundreds of school closings across Connecticut on Thursday. The snow began falling in the morning hours and was expected to leave as many as four inches of accumulation in most parts of Connecticut before changing over to a wintry mix by the early afternoon hours,