The National Weather Service's forecast for today in parts of Connecticut has changed, as accumulating snow looks even less likely than before. Meteorologist Jay Engle said that the snow showers this afternoon would have little to no accumulation and should start after 2 p.m. and end before midnight tonight, with a chilly low in the evening.

When will we shake this cold air? Well, this February is close to average temperatures, but there are some milder conditions on the way late in the weekend and next week! In the meantime, more clouds Thursday afternoon with some light snow developing around 6 PM across Southern CT.

KENT, Conn. (AP) — A Scottish Highland bull is the talk of the town in the rural hills of western Connecticut, where it has been roaming for over a month in the frigid winter weather after escaping from its confines.

Residents and officials in Kent, Connecticut are still trying to capture a Scottish Highland bull that's been loose in the town for days.