Good evening from Southern Connecticut Weather!
Today we enjoyed mostly sunny skies and seasonable temperatures, ranging from the low to mid 50s over a good portion of the state. Look for conditions to remain mostly tranquil through this evening with temperatures dropping back through the low to mid 30s inland, and mid to upper 30s south of Interstate 95, with mostly clear conditions.
Today we enjoyed mostly sunny skies and seasonable temperatures, ranging from the low to mid 50s over a good portion of the state. Look for conditions to remain mostly tranquil through this evening with temperatures dropping back through the low to mid 30s inland, and mid to upper 30s south of Interstate 95, with mostly clear conditions.
Looking ahead to Monday and Tuesday this week, temperatures look to moderate through the 60s with mostly fair conditions. Temps at night won't be too chilly with most of the state staying in the 40s and even around 50 come Tuesday. On Wednesday we are watching for a low pressure system to track through the Great Lakes and affect our weather by bringing in mild temperatures and occasional showers. As the low continues to track north and east through Canada, winds will begin to increase out of the north and northwest ushering in much colder temperatures and putting an end to the mild temperature regime that will rule the weather early this week.
The state's first chance at its first widespread snow looks to come in the Friday through Saturday time period. Precipitation may start first as rain, and then change to snow on Friday night as we lose daytime heating and temps drops in the southern third of the state. Areas north of the parkway do look as though they will be 90-100% snow. This does not look to be a major nor'easter by any stretch, and intensity of precipitation could vary great as this disturbance will create "squally" conditions as opposed to more uniform precipitation intensity. As far as accumulations go, right now it looks very minor, we are 5+ days away from the "event", but it does look to be enough to put a nice snowy coating on the grass, all the way to the shoreline.
Looking ahead long term, it does look as a cold pattern will settle in through the end of the month. Also keep our eye on a potential disturbance for the next Tuesday (11/18) time period. Long range models hinting at temperatures over the next 15 days being WELL below average. We will have to watch this period very closely as we could have a very early start to a potentially snowy winter.
Well tonight is Sunday, and we all know what it's time for, 7 day forecast!
Tonight: Mostly clear, temps low to mid 30s inland, mid to upper 30s at the shore, chance of precip 0%
Monday: Sunny, temps 55-60, chance of precip 0%
Monday night: Mostly clear, temps upper 30s to around 40 inland, 40-45 at the shore, chance of precip 0%
Tuesday: Partly cloudy, temps 55-60 across the state, chance of precip 10%
Tuesday night: Partly cloudy early becoming mostly cloudy late, temps 45-50 across the state, chance of precip 20%
Wednesday: Mostly cloudy with showers, could be some breaks of sun, especially as you toward the shoreline, temps in the low 60s across the state, chance of precip 30%
Wednesday night: Showers early, with decreasing clouds late. Becoming windy and colder. Temps early in the mid 50s, dropping through the 40s. chance of precip 20%
Thursday: Partly cloudy and windy, temps 40-45, chance of precip 20%
Thursday night: Partly cloudy with decreasing winds, temps upper 20s to around 30 inland, low 30s at the shore, chance of precip 10%
Friday: Partly sunny early with increasing clouds around mid morning, rain and snow showers start to filter into the state by early afternoon, temps mid to upper 30s, chance of precip 30%
Friday night: Rain and snow showers, becoming all snow to the shoreline, temps upper 20s to around 30 inland, low to mid 30s at the shore, chance of precip 20%.
Saturday: Lingering clouds and snow showers very early then clearing by mid morning, temps upper 30s to low 40s across the state, chance of precip 20%
Saturday night: Mostly clear, temps mid to upper 20s inland, low 30s at the shore, chance of precip 0%
Sunday: Mostly sunny, temps 40-45, chance of precip 0%
Sunday night: Partly cloudy, temps low to mid 30s, chance of precip 10%
Tonight: Mostly clear, temps low to mid 30s inland, mid to upper 30s at the shore, chance of precip 0%
Monday: Sunny, temps 55-60, chance of precip 0%
Monday night: Mostly clear, temps upper 30s to around 40 inland, 40-45 at the shore, chance of precip 0%
Tuesday: Partly cloudy, temps 55-60 across the state, chance of precip 10%
Tuesday night: Partly cloudy early becoming mostly cloudy late, temps 45-50 across the state, chance of precip 20%
Wednesday: Mostly cloudy with showers, could be some breaks of sun, especially as you toward the shoreline, temps in the low 60s across the state, chance of precip 30%
Wednesday night: Showers early, with decreasing clouds late. Becoming windy and colder. Temps early in the mid 50s, dropping through the 40s. chance of precip 20%
Thursday: Partly cloudy and windy, temps 40-45, chance of precip 20%
Thursday night: Partly cloudy with decreasing winds, temps upper 20s to around 30 inland, low 30s at the shore, chance of precip 10%
Friday: Partly sunny early with increasing clouds around mid morning, rain and snow showers start to filter into the state by early afternoon, temps mid to upper 30s, chance of precip 30%
Friday night: Rain and snow showers, becoming all snow to the shoreline, temps upper 20s to around 30 inland, low to mid 30s at the shore, chance of precip 20%.
Saturday: Lingering clouds and snow showers very early then clearing by mid morning, temps upper 30s to low 40s across the state, chance of precip 20%
Saturday night: Mostly clear, temps mid to upper 20s inland, low 30s at the shore, chance of precip 0%
Sunday: Mostly sunny, temps 40-45, chance of precip 0%
Sunday night: Partly cloudy, temps low to mid 30s, chance of precip 10%
Have a good rest of your evening and start to the work/school week everyone! Be sure to stay tuned all week long for talk about late week snow and cold, plus all the latest developments on a potential storm next Tuesday. As always, thank you for reading!- Tim
