After a couple of chilly days, milder air is working into the state over the weekend.
We returned to seasonable temperatures in the 40s Saturday afternoon, following the highs in the 30s that rounded out the work week.
Along with the milder air, rain started to move in Saturday night and will continue into the morning hours Sunday.
Some light freezing drizzle is possible inland overnight.
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A warm front is approaching the state. Along with this front, clouds and a round of showers are likely.
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The showers will be mainly centered on Sunday morning.
Once the showers clear the state, afternoon high temperatures are expected to warm into the upper 50s to lower 60s. The March 6 record high temperature at Windsor Locks is 64 degrees.
Another round of rain moves in on Monday. The heaviest rain holds off until the afternoon.
We'll be tracking heavy rain and a better chance for thunderstorms on Monday. There's a low risk for flash flooding on Monday, as well.
Track the showers and get more details on the extended forecast on the First Alert weather blog.
