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Technical Discussion: From feeling like summer to a taste of fall, plus a split weekend (opens the original)
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For any Alerts in effect for CT, click: here. After some clouds and a few showers early this morning, we’re dry and bright heading into the afternoon. Temperatures will peak in the mid-80s, 5-10 degrees above average for daytime highs at this point in September! It will be a bit breezy at times with gusts 20-25 mph as a cold front works through later on. Behind that front, our wind direction shifts to the north and west, bringing in a less muggy and cooler airmass. Some cloudiness to start tomor
Technical Discussion: A First Alert Weather Day for heavy rain tomorrow morning (opens the original)
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For any Alerts in effect for CT, click: here. Good morning! With high pressure in control and a clear sky, it’s a bit of a chilly start with temperatures in the upper 40s and 50s. A touch of patchy fog is possible around sunrise. Otherwise, temperatures will rebound nicely later this morning. By lunchtime, with plenty of sunshine in the mix, we’re back into the 70s. High temperatures this afternoon will reach the mid and upper 70s... close to seasonable for this time of year. This bodes well of
Technical Discussion: From feeling like summer to a taste of fall, plus a split weekend (opens the original)
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For any Alerts in effect for CT, click: here. After some clouds and a few showers early this morning, we’re dry and bright heading into the afternoon. Temperatures will peak in the mid-80s, 5-10 degrees above average for daytime highs at this point in September! It will be a bit breezy at times with gusts 20-25 mph as a cold front works through later on. Behind that front, our wind direction shifts to the north and west, bringing in a less muggy and cooler airmass. Some cloudiness to start tomor
Technical Discussion: Cool, dry, and bright for the next few days (opens the original)
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For any Alerts in effect for CT, click: here. Today was a *First Alert Weather Day* because of the torrential rain that caused flash flooding in parts of the state this morning. Now, we’re dry and we’ll remain mostly dry overnight, aside from an isolated shower. Temperatures will drop into the low 60s for most, and we can’t rule out a bit of patchy fog developing early. A cold front will be moving through the region to start tomorrow. With it, perhaps an isolated shower; otherwise, morning cloud
Flash flooding inundated Fairfield County roads and parks Tuesday after storms dumped up to six inches of rain (opens the original)
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HARTFORD, Conn. (WFSB) - Heavy storms Tuesday triggered flash flooding across Fairfield County, with radar estimates showing some isolated areas received up to six inches or more of rainfall. A flash flood warning was in effect as rising water made some roads impassable and flooded local parks and parking lots. By Wednesday, water had receded in most areas and roads had returned to normal. At Gould Manor Park in Fairfield, the baseball diamond was completely submerged Tuesday. Video from the par
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