Good morning. Connecticut. I'm Aaron Jolly. That biting cold you felt stepping outside this morning? We bottomed out at 28 degrees overnight. Light snow dusted the ground with a tenth of an inch. Now a messy wintry mix is taking over. In the next 24 hours. Here's what's happening. A warm front is pushing toward us from the southwest. Cold air remains trapped at the surface, especially inland. Warm air glides over that cold dome. And that's the recipe for freezing rain and sleet. A Winter Weather Advisory covers Litchfield County through early Wednesday. Snow transitions to sleet and freezing rain this afternoon, then eventually rain. Along the coast, highs reach 34 degrees with sleet likely by mid-afternoon. Rain continues tonight, peaking around 7 P.M. Central Connecticut sees freezing rain mixing in by late afternoon, highs near 35 degrees. Ea ...