Another winter system provides more snow across the entire state today.

On & off snow showers will not come to an end until closer to midnight tonight.

Once we dry out, an additional 3-5″ of snow will have accumulated across the state from today’s system.

Clouds will stick around through tonight as temperatures fall into the 20s

Monday sees some sunshine with highs in the upper 20s and lower 30s.

Winds increase late tomorrow–leading to a wind chill in the single digits by Tuesday morning.

One person has died after a shooting on Saturday morning in Hamden.

At around 11:30 a.m., Hamden Police responded to the area of 500 Mix Avenue after reports of a gunshot wound victim.

Upon arrival, officers located an individual who was unresponsive inside a motor vehicle. The victim was then transported to Yale New Haven Hospital, where they later died due to their injuries.

The victim had gone to the area of the shooting to meet with an unknown individual.

While the victim was there, three unknown suspects approached the car. One of the suspects entered the car and shot the victim while the remaining suspects fired shots at the vehicle.

All three suspects fled the scene on foot.

Police are investigating this scene as a homicide.

There is no known threat to the public at this time.

Anyone with information can contact Detective Palma from the Hamden Police Department.

A total of four correctional officers had to be hospitalized Friday after officials say they were possibly exposed to drugs.

This all occurred while they were on-duty at the Corrigan-Radgowski Correctional Center in Montville while they were attempting to prevent drugs from entering the building.

“Our foremost concern is the health and safety of everyone who enters our facilities…The employees were performing their duties to prevent drugs from entering the facility- actions that support the safety of staff, individuals in our custody, and the overall security of the facility,” a Department of Corrections spokesperson said.

The current condition of the four officers that are in the hospital weren’t immediately available. However, all four are being monitored. One officer is monitoring their symptoms at home.

“AFSCME Council 4 stands with our correctional officers at Corrigan-Radgowski Correctional Center, who required hospitalization after being exposed to methamphetamines. The presence of illicit substances in correctional facilities continues to pose serious risks to the health and safety of both correctional officers and incarcerated individuals. We want to commend the administration at Corrigan-Radgowski Correctional Center for assisting our officers in every possible way during their response to today’s incident. This incident underscores the importance of continued efforts focused on prevention, safety, and the well-being of everyone who lives and works within our correctional facilities,” a union representative for AFSCME Council 4, which represents Connecticut correctional officers, said in a statement.