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CT wakes up to a white Christmas Eve

Snow dusts the nativity scene on Christmas Eve at The Cathedral of Saint Joseph in Hartford.
Mark Mirko
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Connecticut Public
Snow dusts the nativity scene on Christmas Eve at The Cathedral of Saint Joseph in Hartford.

Connecticut woke up to a white Christmas Eve Tuesday.

Parts of the state received light snow as a dusting fell in some locations creating a festive start to the holiday week. Snow quickly fell across the state moving in from the Northwest to Southeast regions.

The holiday week is expected to bring mild temperatures in the 30s and 40s compared to the frigid weather earlier this week with the thermometer plunging to 11 degrees.

Forecasters predict a dry Christmas and Hanukkah with a chance of rain this weekend.

 

 

Erica McIntosh is Senior Regional Editor for Southern Connecticut. Erica was born and raised in Connecticut.

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