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WFSB Weather: Your Connecticut Forecast
Stay up-to-date on Connecticut's weather with WFSB Channel 3! This article summarizes current conditions, the forecast, and recent notable weather events, bringing you valuable insights from the WFSB First Alert Weather Team.
Current Conditions
This morning in Connecticut, enjoy the mild and sunny weather! Temperatures are sitting comfortably in the 50s and 60s. Overnight showers have cleared, leaving roads mostly dry. While it's still breezy, the winds aren't as strong as yesterday. Expect mostly sunny skies throughout the day.
- Temperatures: Mild 50s and 60s
- Skies: Mostly sunny
- Wind: Breezy
This Week's Forecast
Today: Bask in the ample sunshine and enjoy the breezy conditions. However, remember that dry air increases the risk of fire spread. Highs will range between 65-70° inland, reaching the lower 70s at the shoreline.
Tomorrow (May 1st): Another dry and pleasant day awaits! Expect sunshine in the morning, transitioning to partly cloudy skies in the afternoon. Highs in the mid to upper 60s.
Friday: A warm front increases the chance of an isolated shower or thunderstorm, particularly in the afternoon. Humidity will rise, and highs will climb into the mid to upper 70s inland, staying closer to 70° at the shoreline.
Weekend: Saturday holds a higher likelihood of showers. The weekend weather's progression depends on the arrival and speed of a cold front. Sunday might be drier if the front moves swiftly; otherwise, rain may linger. Stay tuned for updates from WFSB!
Drought Conditions
The latest Drought Monitor shows most of Connecticut is "abnormally dry," with only a small area still experiencing "moderate drought." It's crucial to remain water-wise!
Recent Notable Weather Events
Connecticut experienced a mix of extreme weather in recent months. WFSB documented these events and their impact on the state.
- Record Warmth: 2024 was the warmest year on record for the Hartford area.
- Severe Weather: June and August brought severe thunderstorms with damaging winds and flooding.
- Winter Storms: Several significant winter storms, including named storms like Albatross and Birch, brought heavy snowfall and ice accumulation.
Conclusion
WFSB Channel 3 is your trusted source for comprehensive and reliable Connecticut weather information. Stay informed through their First Alert Weather app and website. The WFSB First Alert Weather team diligently monitors weather patterns and provides timely updates to keep you safe and informed. For any current weather alerts in CT, click here.
