Weather Stories

Police across Connecticut are reminding motorists to remove ice and snow from their vehicles before hitting the road.

A number of flights were canceled early Wednesday at Bradley International Airport in Windsor Locks.

A winter storm moving into southern New England isn't expected to drop massive amounts of snow, but its timing is expected to cause major problems on the roads.

With wintry weather on the way, AAA is urging motorists to budget extra time and take it slow.

State Department of Transportation crews have been out at least five days a week lately repairing potholes.

Temperatures around zero have experts advising homeowners to take precautions to prevent burst pipes in the home.

Motorists are being urged to make sure their vehicle batteries and tires are in shape to withstand the below-zero temperatures on the way.

Connecticut's largest electric utility has asked the state for permission to charge ratepayers for the more than $150 million it has spent to repair damage caused by five major storms over the past two years.

Public Works officials have been preparing for today's flooding from heavy rains and melting snow and ice.

AAA says call volume has been through the roof because of the frigid conditions of the past few days.