BITTER BLAST: Very cold start to workweek for Connecticut
Storm Watch Team meteorologist Justin Godynick says winter-like conditions return today and will last through Tuesday, with well below-average temperatures and the chance for a few flurries.
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Mar 27, 2022, 11:26 AM
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Updated 1,034 days ago
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9h agoIt will be very cold in New Jersey to start
the workweek.
Storm Watch Team meteorologist Michele
Powers says it will feel like 10-15 degrees for the AM commute.
That would be close to record lows. Winds could
be gusting up to 30 mph.
A quick warm up is coming toward the end of
the week.
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