<p>CT gets plenty of snow…depending on where you are. Look for a used Forester. They are great. The Outback is very pricey. An impreza sedan is also a good choice. </p>
<p>Weather in CT…temps dropping like a rock! But no precipitation!</p>
<p>We bought our son a used Outback to take to school in Maine. It’s a tank, but very good in snow.</p>
<p>Son made it home fine from Rochester this morning. We had mostly rain in SW PA instead of snow. I have driven Subarus for 23 years, and won’t get anything w/o all wheel drive on the Pittsburgh hills! I have an Outback, which has grown considerably in size over the years, we have an Impreza that the kids drove.</p>
<p>My son got 89" inches of snow (top 13 cities) in a typical Erie, PA winter. His Forester got him through it just fine.</p>
<p>Made it to JFK finally. Very cold and windy, no precip. All this, and I’m so sick I won’t be able to even talk to my kids because it hurts too much. Where’s the wine?</p>
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<p>Subarus are great. My H has had several different models. One of our Ds has a Crosstrek and she lives in a city that gets far more snow than any in CT. She loves it!</p>
<p>Sorry, busdriver. :(</p>
<p>Daughters should be arriving in Minneapolis/St. Paul from Philadelphia shortly, about 45 minutes late. Heavy rain in Philly overnight Tuesday into Wednesday morning but by early evening it had stopped. I don’t think they had any trouble with their plane which had just flown in from MSP where the weather is clear and cold. But the airport was a bit congested from other delayed flights, which pushed everything back a bit. Minor inconvenience, that’s all.</p>
<p>Thanks, sally. But after two glasses of wine and seeing my sweet youngest son, I actually feel much better and am no longer whispering. Nothing like seeing your kids and some good wine to help the pain!</p>