Temperatures will be held well below normal by the clouds and rain. Most of Connecticut will struggle to get out of the 60s, with readings generally in the lower to middle 60s inland and upper 60s ...
It won't exactly be a sweltering summer day, but temperatures will stay above normal with a touch of humidity on Thursday.
Damp weather sticks around for today, but we'll dry out by midweek.
Overall, Friday's looking like a nice day to be outdoors.
It's quickly becoming the time of year when chilly mornings and comfortable afternoons are the standard.
Connecticut will enjoy a cool, dry Saturday before another storm brings widespread rain and a renewed risk of localized flooding Sunday.
Connecticut may be in for half a foot of snow tomorrow morning, but it's complicated. National Weather Service Meteorologist Bryan Ramsey said that snowfall should be coming in between 7 a.m. to 9 a.m ...