Good afternoon. Connecticut. I'm Aaron Jolly. Folks, step outside right now and it feels deceptive. Twenty nine degrees, partly cloudy, almost pleasant for early March. Don't trust it. A warm front is charging up from the Mid Atlantic. And it's dragging a messy cocktail of snow, ice. And rain right behind it. In the next 24 hours. Cold high pressure is sliding offshore. Moisture is streaming in from the southwest. When those two collide. Things get interesting fast. Snow arrives between 11 A.M. and noon statewide. That's your first act. Now the story splits depending on where you live. Down along the coast, that snow flips to rain by mid afternoon. High of 37 degrees. Honestly, you get off easy. Push inland to central Connecticut and the cold air digs in harder. Snow transitions to freezing rain by evening. High only 33 degrees. Up to a tenth of  ...