Possible nor’easter headed to Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and Connecticut

A possible nor’easter is headed to southern New England next week that could bring rain and wind for most and snow for some in the higher elevations. While cooler and drier conditions are expected early next week, the National Weather Service in Boston/Norton says guidance is starting to pick up on the possible development of another low-pressure system that could bring more unsettled weather to Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and Connecticut later in the week.

Tracking nor'easter: Here's when rain and first snowflakes will hit Connecticut

As temperatures drop Thursday night and Friday night, there's a chance some parts of Connecticut — particularly the northwest hills — could see some flakes

Brush fire closes lanes on I-95 in Groton

GORTON, Conn. (WFSB) - A brush fire closed two lanes on Interstate 95 southbound in Groton, according state transportation officials. The Department of Transportation reported that the two left lanes were closed between exits 89 and 88. The fire was first reported around 10:43 a.m. on Tuesday. There’s no word...

Connecticut Parents Warned of Stop Sign Challenge as Winter Nears

Parents encouraged to discuss dangerous driving behavior before winter conditions increase intersection risks.

Potential Nor'easter Could Bring Season’s First Snowfall In Spots

The season’s first snowflakes could reach more Northeast communities this week as a developing storm meets an incoming push of colder air. Click here for a new, updated story: Snow Chances Shift As Potential Nor’easter Approaches The National Weather Service is monitoring Thursday, Nov. 12, th…

Mild, pleasant weather Tuesday in Connecticut. Here's when things become unsettled.

We're watching a chilly rainfall for later this week, but our weather stays mainly pleasant until then.

First snow of season? Connecticut could see a few wet flakes from winter storm

The first snow of the season can feel like a big deal, even when little accumulates. For Connecticut residents hoping for a winter wonderland, the late-week forecast offers a slight chance of wet snow, but rain is much more likely. Low pressure is expected to approach the area from our...

First Alert Weather: Rain, wet flakes prompt First Alert Weather Days later this week

Tomorrow, Veterans Day, will be mild and bright, perfect for outdoor ceremonies. However, our Next Big Thing is focused on a storm system that arrives late this week, prompting *First Alert Weather Days* for both Thursday and Friday. Rain is likely as colder air gets drawn into Connecticut, flipping rain to wet flakes across the higher elevations of NW CT. By Friday afternoon, temperatures will be below average and the wind will be gusty. The weekend begins unsettled but gradually trends drier.

FORECAST: Watching a late-week storm system

Meteorologist Jill Gilardi said she's watching a late-week storm system. Here's her Tuesday 7:20 a.m. forecast.

A mild, dry Wednesday in Connecticut before stormy weather comes. Here's the latest.

Colder weather is on the way, along with chilly rainfall and possibly the first snowflakes of the season.

Connecticut Thanksgiving Travel: Dry Weather Favored Nov. 18–24

NOAA favors above-average temperatures and below-normal precipitation ahead of Thanksgiving.

Hartford, CT Weather Alert: 90% Rain, Freeze Risk Nov 12-16

Connecticut — Rain-soaked highways, gusty northern winds and temperatures plunging below freezing could bring a sharp November weather reversal to Hartford. After afternoon temperatures approach 59 degrees Wednesday, widespread rain will arrive Thursday and continue into Friday.

First Alert Weather: Bright and mild tomorrow, unsettled to end the week

The breeze lingers as Tuesday turns brighter. Wednesday, Veterans Day, will be mild and bright, perfect for outdoor ceremonies. However, our Next Big Thing is focused on a storm system that arrives late Thursday. Along with it, some much cooler air works into Southern New England. As a result, most of us will see a cold rain into Friday... but we can’t rule out a few wet flakes mixing in through the hills. This will also lead to our chilliest days of the season so far.

Afternoon forecast for Nov. 9

Chilly Tuesday night with a return to sun, some clouds Wednesday

Tonight looks fair and chilly with temperatures in the 40s. Tomorrow we’ll see sun to some clouds with high temperatures near 60 degrees. Thursday looks cloudy with some showers developing. The precipitation becomes steadier overnight into Friday. As the rain tappers off on Friday, it will end in some wet snow in the northwest hills with temperatures in the 40s.