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This is a fantastic mid September spell of weather with sunny warm days and cool nights expected for a string of several days!

High pressure has anchored itself in the southeast this week, around which moisture from the gulf is being transported north and east. On Tuesday, tropical storm Bill made land fall in southeast Texas and unloaded significant rainfall on the coast … Continue reading →

The changeover from rain to snow is underway, perhaps a little slower than originally anticipated, but nonetheless is happening. Temperatures across Connecticut range from the mid to upper 30’s still (35ºF in Westbrook as of 2:44 AM) Correlation Coefficient readings from the … Continue reading →

**A WINTER WEATHER ADVISORY IS IN EFFECT FOR THE CT COAST, WINTER STORM WARNING FOR LONG ISLAND** A sharp cold front boundary stretched across the eastern US will become the focus for interaction with an area of low pressure moving off to our south … Continue reading →

A developing area of low pressure off the eastern seaboard will strengthen and travel northeastward on Wednesday. Strong Winds and heavy precipitation are likely with it. A closer track will bring in more rain and less wintery precipitation while a … Continue reading →

Discussion: A 500 mb shortwave trough lies to our east with some weak ridging to our west. At the surface there’s an area of low pressure offshore in the gulf of Maine, while the remainder of the east coast is under … Continue reading →

WINTER STORM Discussion: A Winter Storm Warning is in Effect for the entire state of Connecticut beginning tonight – Snow starts during the early morning hours and gets quite heavy from just before dawn through the morning rush hour. The … Continue reading →

Discussion: A cold high pressure system is building into the Eastern 2/3’s of the continental United States. A cold front, associated with the storm that brought us our snow yesterday, has cleared the entire southeastern US except for the southern … Continue reading →