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Today's Forecast

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Wednesday Evening Weather Update

Tonight scattered shower continue to building into the state. A flood watch for the Quiet Corner goes into effect early on Thursday morning and continues through the evening.

On and off showers will continue throughout the day tomorrow with high temps seasonal in the low 50s and upper 40s.

A slow moving cold front and a developing and deepening area of low pressure will bring waves of rain to the state and strong gusty winds Friday and Saturday. A few flakes could be possible on the backside of this system in places that can cool down before the rain moves out. Winter accumulation isn't expected.

We're still expecting most locations in eastern CT to receive almost 2" of rainfall, areas to the north and west of I-84 can expect between 1.0" - 1.5" of rain. The least amount of rain is expected in northwestern and western Connecticut.

With all the rain we're expecting over the next day this March is expected to become the 2nd wettest on record. Overtaking 1912's 7.29" amount.

This March has also been quite mild with many of the days so far seeing above average temps!

We do look to dry things out with a mix of clouds and sunshine for the Easter Weekend. Some data is supporting a few showers on Sunday morning (Easter) with some clearing in the afternoon. We are waiting for more data before making big changes to the forecast.

It will turn breezy again this weekend with wind gusts on Friday night and Saturday between 25-35+ mph.

Have a great week!


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