Get ready for a possibly significant storm in Connecticut with heavy snow, strong wind gusts, and coastal flooding. Commutes and schools may be affected.

Monday's winter storm met the definition of a blizzard in parts of Connecticut. Here's where and when.

A powerful nor'easter will bring blizzard conditions to Connecticut from Sunday night through Monday afternoon. Blizzard warnings are in effect for the entire state, with the possibility for this storm to qualify as the first blizzard in Connecticut since 2018.

Protections for some of the state’s most vulnerable were extended, the governor’s office announced on Tuesday.

The storm will bring a light snow accumulation, but icy conditions will cause slick road conditions.

A winter storm warning will be in effect from 6 a.m. Sunday to 6 p.m. Monday, with snow projections of 13 to 18 inches in a widespread area of southern New England. Blizzard conditions are expected at the coast, including for southern Connecticut, Long Island, and New York City metro area, the weather service said.

No good deed goes uncriticized, as a Connecticut Volunteer Fire Department found out this week when they came up with a storm-related challenge for residents, Of course, the positivity pool also overflowed in the tight-knit Orange residential community.