Near-record warmth was seen in our inland neighborhoods today with high temperatures rising into the 50s and 60s. It was cooler along the shoreline with upper 40s to mid 50s (outside of areas right along the New York state line in Fairfield Co.
A warm front brought a gusty southwesterly wind and warm temperatures.
The record high temperature in Hartford for today was tied at 64 degrees. This record was set back in 1935.
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Once the sun came out for our inland zones, temperatures soared compared to farther south where cloud cover and fog held on. Check out the difference in temps at 2PM Sunday.
Both LaGuardia and Albany, New York hit new records today.
Another round of rain arrives on Monday afternoon and evening with continued mild temperatures. A few storms are possible along with heavy rain. The flash flooding risk is low.
Cooler and drier weather takes over for Tuesday with high temperatures returning to the more seasonable 40s.
