The first weekend of spring will get off to a mild start and
a cold finish. Saturday will start off mostly cloudy with the chance for a
passing shower through midday. Then some
clearing will take place in the mid-late afternoon with temperatures soaring into
the 50s. Sunday will be about 15 to 20
degrees colder with partly to mostly sunny skies. Mid winter cold arrives
Monday.
A monster coastal storm will be the focus of our attention
Tuesday and Wednesday. Is it a hit or a
miss? This is a high stakes forecast.
This storm will have the ability to produce damaging wind and heavy
rain/snow, wherever it tracks. After looking at the latest data, it seems a direct
hit is becoming less likely as the models have shifted the storm farther east,
offshore. Is a jog in the track closer
to the coast still possible? Yes. It’s
also still possible that the storm continues to trend out to sea and misses. But
for now a glancing blow is the most likely scenario, sparing Connecticut the
worst of this storm. Keep an eye on the forecast over the weekend as we get a
better handle on things.
Tonight: Clear start, increasing clouds. Low: 24-32
Tomorrow: Mostly cloudy with the chance for a shower through
midday. Some clearing in the afternoon. Mild! High temperatures in the 50s!
Sunday: Partly to mostly sunny, breezy and colder. High
temperatures in the upper 30s and lower 40s.
Monday: Cold despite plenty of sunshine. High temperatures
in the lower to middle 30s.
Tuesday: Increasing clouds, chance for snow in the afternoon
(depending on the track of a coastal storm). High temperatures in the mid to
upper 30s.
Wednesday: Cloudy, chance for snow. High temperatures in the
mid to upper 30s.
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