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Mark Dixon

Reporter · US

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Sep 28, 2026
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Aug 3, 2026

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  1. Article · Sep 28, 2026 · Mark Dixon

    Technical Discussion: Trending briefly muggier with 80° warmth on the way (opens the original)

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    For any Alerts in effect for CT, click: here. While dry, cloud cover lingers. But we’ll see some partial clearing as temps this evening drop slowly through the 60s, great for spending time outside for a change. By daybreak, they bottom out in the low to mid-50s. Tomorrow, after some morning cloudiness... we’re not only turning brighter but also milder as temperatures peak between 70 and 75. Our Next Big Thing is focused on a push of unseasonably warm air before the weekend. But, we may not be en

  2. Article · Sep 28, 2026 · Mark Dixon

    Technical Discussion: Trending briefly muggier with 80° warmth on the way (opens the original)

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    For any Alerts in effect for CT, click: here. While dry, cloud cover lingers. But we’ll see some partial clearing as temps this evening drop slowly through the 60s, great for spending time outside for a change. By daybreak, they bottom out in the low to mid-50s. Tomorrow, after some morning cloudiness... we’re not only turning brighter but also milder as temperatures peak between 70 and 75. Our Next Big Thing is focused on a push of unseasonably warm air before the weekend. But, we may not be en

  3. Article · Sep 28, 2026 · Mark Dixon

    Technical Discussion: From 80s to frost, with a mainly dry weekend in-between (opens the original)

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    For any Alerts in effect for CT, click: here. While we’re finally experiencing clearing this evening, temperatures slowly drop through the 60s. By daybreak, they bottom out between 55 and 60 – so milder than the past couple of nights. Also, some patchy fog could develop. Our Next Big Thing is focused on a push of unseasonably warm air arriving before the weekend. Tomorrow, like the past couple of days, will likely feature more clouds than sunshine. While most of the time is dry, an isolated show

  4. Article · Sep 28, 2026 · Mark Dixon

    Technical Discussion: Drier, warmer weather on the way as the coastal storm exits (opens the original)

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    For any Alerts in effect for CT, click: here. As the slow-moving coastal storm finally moves away, to the northeast, lingering showers end this evening. Otherwise, it’s cloudy and damp. Temperature by daybreak bottom out in the low to mid-50s. We’ll finally dry out tomorrow, gradually turning brighter as at least partial clearing gets underway. Temperatures will be milder, closer to normal for late-September as they peak near 70 in many locations. Thereafter, we’re not only dry and bright, but t

  5. Article · Sep 28, 2026 · Mark Dixon

    Technical Discussion: Trending briefly muggier with 80° warmth on the way (opens the original)

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    For any Alerts in effect for CT, click: here. While dry, cloud cover lingers. But we’ll see some partial clearing as temps this evening drop slowly through the 60s, great for spending time outside for a change. By daybreak, they bottom out in the low to mid-50s. Tomorrow, after some morning cloudiness... we’re not only turning brighter but also milder as temperatures peak between 70 and 75. Our Next Big Thing is focused on a push of unseasonably warm air before the weekend. But, we may not be en

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