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The warm weather will continue into Monday but it will be more comfortable. Sunday saw warm temperatures, humid conditions and heavy showers in parts of the state. Those will clear out for Monday after a few overnight showers. For Labor Day, the skies will clear and the day looks amazing. The beautiful weather continues into the new workweek with s...

While a washout is not expected, a cold front will approach the northeast Saturday night into Sunday, bringing clouds and the chance of showers. By tonight, clouds increase with a rising chance of showers. There could be an isolated thunderstorm. The shower chance will linger into Sunday morning with mostly cloudy skies. Through the day on Sunday, ...

We will have a mix of sun and clouds on Friday as we head into Labor Day weekend and high temperatures will be in the 70s. Saturday will be more humid and partly sunny. Then scattered showers and storms are most likely on Sunday. Monday will be clear and less humid and that weather will continue for most of next…

The day is starting off cloudy, but the skies will turn partly sunny as the day goes on Thursday and high temperatures will be in the upper 70s. We will have much lower humidity as well. Friday will be mostly sunny and high temperatures will be in the 70s to near 80, along with low humidity. As the long weekend…

We have a warm and humid day on tap for Wednesday and “feels-like” temperatures will be in the 90s. Wednesday’s forecasted high is 90, which is nine degrees off from the record of 99. The “feels-like” temperatures will be near 94. It will also be partly sunny and pretty humid. Because of the heat, all Waterbury public ...

We have a sunny day on tap for your Tuesday and more rain is possible on Wednesday. There will be abundant sunshine on Tuesday and highs will be near 86. The evening will be fair. Lows will be around 68. Wednesday will be very warm with highs near 90 and muggy. A few scattered showers and thunderstorms are possible. A…

A round of severe thunderstorms brought gusty winds and dropped hail on several towns across Connecticut Monday afternoon. Severe thunderstorm warnings were issued for multiple counties, but have since expired. Earlier flash flood warnings have also expired. The storms have dumped hail in parts of the state. Hail was reported in East Hartland, Sims...

We have sunny, warm and comfortable weather on tap to end the weekend. While most towns will remain rain free, there is the chance of a pop-up shower heading into this afternoon/evening. Any shower that passes through will be brief. High temperatures will be a bit above average for this time of the year. The average high is 82 degrees…...

The quiet and comfortable weather pattern we’ve been enjoying will continue into the weekend. Lots of sunshine, warm temperatures and low humidity can be expected for any outdoor plans you may have. A weak disturbance passing through the northeast tomorrow may help to produce an isolated shower or storm. Most towns will remain dry with more s...

We will have lots of sunshine on Friday, high temperatures around 80 degrees and it will be comfortable with low levels of humidity. The weekend will be fair, but slightly warmer and more humid. But it will not be as oppressive as the rest of summer has been. The next chances of rain or thunderstorms come on Sunday night and…

After a chilly start to Thursday, temperatures have climbed into the 70s for most of the state. Scattered, puffy clouds will move in this afternoon and a sprinkle is possible in a few towns, but doubtful. Thursday night will be fair and chilly with temperatures in the 50s. More sun is in the forecast for Friday and Saturday with highs…...

A pattern change has brought a break from the summer heat to the state over the next couple of days. Low temperatures this morning fell into the low 50s and upper 40s for much of the interior. The average low temperature for this time of the year is around 61 degrees. Today will feature high temperatures 10 to 12 degrees…

The National Weather Service is looking at the possibility that Sunday’s historic rain event set a record for the most rainfall ever in Connecticut over a 24-hour period. A State Climate Extremes Committee, including representatives from the National Weather Service in New York and National Weather Service climate experts will be reviewing tw...