Your midday Connecticut weather update

A Freeze Watch takes effect tonight across Connecticut as temperatures plummet following today's rain. Here comes a sharp temperature drop that could damage sensitive plants and outdoor plumbing as readings dip near or below 32 degrees by Monday morning. Right now we're sitting at 51 degrees, but don't expect it to last.

Your morning Connecticut weather update

A Freeze Watch takes effect tonight for central and eastern Connecticut, where temperatures could dip below 32 degrees after midnight. This cold snap arrives just as many gardeners have started planting, so you'll want to protect any tender vegetation or newly planted flowers before sunset. This morning starts dry but clouds are already building from the south.

Your evening Connecticut weather update

Multiple coastal flood alerts are in effect across Connecticut today as rain moves through the state. Eastern coastal areas face the most significant impacts with up to one foot of inundation possible in vulnerable waterfront locations. Rain began around 5 A.M.

Your midday Connecticut weather update

Multiple coastal flood alerts are active across Connecticut this Saturday morning as rain and wind combine with astronomical high tides. The most significant flooding concerns stretch from Greenwich to Stonington, with up to one foot of water expected above ground level in vulnerable shoreline areas. Rain has already begun falling statewide and will intensify through mid-morning.

Your morning Connecticut weather update

Multiple coastal flood alerts are in effect this Saturday for Connecticut's shoreline communities, with up to one foot of inundation possible in vulnerable waterfront areas. The combination of astronomical tides and onshore winds creates hazardous conditions along Long Island Sound through the weekend. This morning starts mild with temperatures already in the low 50s, climbing to 59 degrees by 11 A.M.

Your evening Connecticut weather update

Coastal Connecticut faces a Coastal Flood Statement today, with up to half a foot of water potentially covering vulnerable shoreline areas. If you're near the waterfront, especially during high tide cycles, expect minor flooding that could affect parking areas and low-lying roads.

Your midday Connecticut weather update

A typical spring weather pattern settles over Connecticut today with afternoon thunderstorms developing statewide. Temperatures climb to 71 degrees by noon before storms roll through, then drop back to the low 50s overnight. This morning starts quiet with partly cloudy skies and temperatures in the upper 50s.

Your morning Connecticut weather update

Connecticut settles into a typical spring pattern today with temperatures climbing nicely this afternoon before showers arrive overnight. Here comes a high near 73 degrees, perfect for those Friday afternoon plans. Right now we're starting cool statewide with temperatures in the upper 40s to low 50s.

Your evening Connecticut weather update

Get ready for a typical April weather pattern across Connecticut today with temperatures climbing to a pleasant 72 degrees this afternoon before scattered showers and a few thunderstorms move in overnight. Right now we're sitting in the low 60s across most of the state with partly cloudy skies. As we head through the afternoon, temperatures will continue their climb, reaching that 72-degree mark around 6 P.M.

Your midday Connecticut weather update

Here comes another backdoor front pushing through Connecticut today, bringing cooler temperatures to the shoreline while inland areas stay warm. This classic spring pattern will create quite a temperature contrast statewide by afternoon. This morning's rain should wrap up by noon, with most areas seeing between a quarter and half inch of precipitation.