Winter made a comeback Thursday and to go along with
that theme, a few flakes could fly through the air Friday too.
A developing coastal storm will miss Connecticut, staying
well to the south. As the low intensifies, the jet stream will
rapidly pull the storm east/offshore. A few flurries are possible
Friday, mainly in southern/southeast Connecticut. But it will not be enough to
provide any accumulation. Southeastern New England areas like Cape Cod will get
accumulating snow, closer to the storm's center of circulation.
A weaker storm will slide far south of Connecticut Sunday
bringing another chance for a touch of snow. Once again, the bulk of the storm
looks to stay south with little/no impact other than some flurries.
After a few cold days with the chance for flurries, next
week the pendulum will then swing the other way. Temperatures will soar into
the 60s for 2-3 days. We may even get 70+ degree warmth on Wednesday. Spring
fever will be in full effect.
Tonight: Mostly
cloudy. Low: 20-25.
Friday: Mostly
cloudy with the chance for a few flurries. No accumulation is expected. High: Mid 30s.
Saturday: Partly
cloudy. High: Low 40s.
Sunday: Chance
for early flurries. Clouds break for sunshine. Low 40s.
Monday: Mostly
sunny. This will be the start of an impressive warming trend. High: Low 50s.
Tuesday: Mostly
sunny, warmer. High: Low 60s.
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