Below 20 Degrees, Dogs Risk Frostbite: Cornell Vets List 11 Cold-Weather Rules as First Freezes Arrive

Below 20 degrees, dogs risk frostbite and hypothermia, vets say. Cornell lists 11 cold-weather rules, from jackets and paw checks to keeping antifreeze away.

Connecticut November Weather Nov. 5-11: Snow, Frost Still Possible?

NOAA favors above-normal temperatures, but Connecticut's northwest hills remain exposed to colder conditions.

Connecticut warms to near 70 Friday, then turns sharply colder for Halloween

After a warm day on Friday, temperatures will be chillier for Halloween.

Brush fire risk is high across all 8 Connecticut counties Saturday, officials say

The risk is high across all eight counties, according to the Forest Fire Danger Report released by the state Department of Energy and Environmental Protection.

Halloween in Connecticut: Sunshine, dry weather and a chilly night. Here's the Saturday forecast

Our stretch of dry weather continues throughout Halloween weekend, but it'll get a bit chilly at times.

Morning forecast for Oct. 31

First Alert Weather: A seasonable Halloween before trending warmer

Tomorrow, the wind will be calmer and we’ll see abundant sunshine. Temperatures will peak in the upper 50s, dropping to the upper 40s/low 50s for Trick-or-Treating. Sunday starts on a frosty note, turning milder by the afternoon. By Election Day, high temperatures could reach or exceed 70 once again! The dry stretch continues through Wednesday with a threat for showers at the end of the week.

14 years since Superstorm Sandy hit Connecticut

Superstorm Sandy hit Connecticut 14 years ago, Oct. 29, 2012. This is archive video from the storm.

FORECAST: A fire spread concern as our dry stretch continues

Meteorologist Tyler Hughes has the trick-or-treating outlook in his Friday 7:20 a.m. forecast.

Bright, windy and warm this afternoon. Breezy and cooler for Halloween!

This afternoon: Mostly sunny and windy with an elevated fire risk. Highs 65-70. Wind gusts 25-35 mph. Tonight: Nice weather for evening events and football games other than some wind. Passing clouds at times with lows in the middle 30s to lower 40s. Saturday (Halloween): Sun to more late day...

Connecticut brush fire danger is high Friday after 13 days without measurable rain

We haven't seen a drop of rain in nearly two weeks, and while there have been plenty of beautiful days, the negative impacts are starting to appear.

NWS issues elevated fire risk for Upstate NY area

The Fulton County Office of Emergency Management (OEM) on Friday alerted the public about fire danger ahead of Halloween weekend.

Connecticut Winter Weather Awareness Through Oct 31: Snow Squalls Trap Drivers

From Hartford and New Haven to Stamford and Waterbury, fast-moving snow can threaten highway travel.

A sunny, warm Thursday in store for Connecticut. Here's when the temperature drops.

Thursday looks like a good day for outdoor plans, especially after the recent stretch of chilly mornings and sharp temperature swings.

First Alert Weather: Breezy and dry conditions lead to a fire spread threat

Unseasonably mild conditions continue for one more day. Behind a cold front that will likely clear CT dry around daybreak tomorrow, the wind shifts to out of the northwest. Given our recent dry stretch, with even lower relative humidity tomorrow in tandem with gusts between 20 and 30 mph... there is concern that if a fire were to start it could rapidly spread. Provided these conditions, it would be a good idea to hold off on any outdoor burning. For Saturday, Halloween, the wind will be calmer and we’ll see abundant sunshine as high pressure builds over the region. Also, it will be seasonable ... great for trick-or-treating as temps drop through the 50s after sunset. Sunday starts on a chillier (frosty) note, then will be milder during the afternoon (compared to Saturday). Beyond the weekend, the dry stretch continues and we’re anticipating temperatures to return to unseasonably mild levels!

CT brush fire risk high across all counties Thursday, officials say

The risk is high across all eight counties, according to the Department of Energy and Environmental Protection.