First Alert Weather: The wind relaxes as Josephine moves away

As an offshore storm (Subtropical Storm Josephine) moves farther away and high pressure builds over the Northeast, we’ll end the week with a calmer wind and a clear sky. During what should be a lengthy dry stretch, there will be some swings in temperature... through the weekend into early next week (but nothing too extreme).

Cold Halloween night expected in Connecticut. See full holiday forecast

AccuWeather just released its Halloween weekend forecast, predicting "a spooky mix of chilly temperatures, gusty winds, rain and even mountain snow" across the country. While the weather service predicts New England will escape rain this Halloween , the region's chilly temperatures will call for an extra layer while out gathering candy. "Halloween is one of those holidays when the weather can make a big difference in how families plan their evening," said AccuWeather lead long-range forecaster Paul Pastelok. "With chilly conditions expected across the Northeast [...], some families may need to rethink what goes underneath or over their costumes." Here's the current Halloween forecast for Connecticut, according to AccuWeather. Halloween weekend forecast in Connecticut According to AccuWeather, New England will enter Halloween weekend with rain showers on Thursday, Oct. 29. Rain will clear by Friday, making way for a cold, breezy day on Oct. 30. AccuWeather predicts that the East Coast should stay dry on Halloween, Oct. 31, but warns of cold temperatures, with jackets recommended as "a costume essential." "A little preparation can go a long way, especially for younger children spending an hour or two outdoors," said forecaster Paul Pastelok. Connecticut haunted houses guide: Where to go for

Farmers' Almanac predicts no major storms for Thanksgiving in CT

Connecticut will see cool but mostly fair weather during the Thanksgiving weekend this year, according to Farmers' Almanac . The historic periodical released its prediction for Thanksgiving weather this year, and it looks to be a "typical late-November setup" in most areas of the country, including in New England. "It does not look like a major nationwide storm will dominate the week," according to the forecast. Weather in Connecticut during Thanksgiving weekend Like much of the Northeast, the weather in Connecticut will be cool and moderate during the Thanksgiving weekend. The Farmers' Almanac notes that in higher-elevation areas and northern states, there might be some flurries, but the broader weather pattern favors holiday travel. When is Thanksgiving? This year, Thanksgiving is on Nov. 26. When is the first day of winter? Winter will officially begin Dec. 21 on the winter solstice. What about other regions? Here's what the Farmers' Almanac forecast says for Thanksgiving weather in other parts of the country: Midwest This region leans more towards colder weather with some parts even seeing scattered flurries and snow. A major storm is not predicted in the region, but some travel disruptions or slowdowns are expected. Southeast The Southeast will see

A sunny, breezy Thursday in Connecticut before temps drop overnight. Here's the latest.

Temperatures will feel like they're below freezing Thursday night, and get down to around freezing on Friday night.

Cooler Friday with plenty of sunshine!

A great weekend ahead! High pressure over Northern New England is pushing Extra-tropical Storm Josephine farther out to sea east of New England! As high pressure settles south across Southern New England, the wind will settle down for the weekend too! Great weather for this last full weekend of October! Also, look up at night and early in the morning as we are at the peak of the ORIONID METEOR SHOWERS!

Afternoon forecast for Oct. 20

Connecticut stays dry Wednesday as nor’easter passes offshore. Here's what to expect.

A nor'easter moving slowly up the coast offshore will bring gusty winds to Connecticut Wednesday.

A warmer Tuesday in Connecticut with a mix of sun and clouds. Here's when the chill sets in again.

Highs will top out in the mid to upper-60s, with a high of 67 expected in Hartford.

Colorful peak fall foliage is spreading across Connecticut. Here’s when to see it

This week should provide some prime leaf-peeping weather with plenty of sunshine

Nor’easter will stay offshore, but Connecticut faces gusty winds Wednesday

The storm threatens to bring coastal flooding and beach erosion from southern New Jersey through the North Carolina coast.

Sunny Start, Shivery Finish: Hartford Braces for Windy Fall Chill

Hartford is waking up clear and chilly Tuesday morning, with temperatures near 39 degrees and a brisk north wind. Sunshine will quickly take over, pushing the high to around 64 degrees while wind gusts could reach 23 mph. Sunny Tuesday Gives Way To A Chilly Night. According to the National...

First Alert Weather: Not as bright Wednesday while remaining breezy

While we remain dry, an offshore storm will continue to influence our weather as it lifts north: the northeasterly breeze remains up, and we’ll see an increase in cloudiness tomorrow. Then, a cold front moves through the region Thursday (doing so dry), helping to push the storm out to sea. As high pressure builds over the region later this week, the wind finally subsides. During what should be a lengthy dry stretch, there will be some swings in temperature... through the weekend into early next week (but nothing too extreme).

What is the Thanksgiving weather forecast? Connecticut could be warmer and wetter

Connecticut residents can expect November to be both warmer-than-normal, and wetter-than-normal, according to the Climate Prediction Center.

Your First Alert Forecast from early Tue. morning, Oct. 20, 2026

Your First Alert Forecast from early Tue. morning, Oct. 20, 2026...

Frost advisory issued for part of the state

Meteorologist Scot Haney said a frost advisory is in place for part of the state on Monday morning.

First Alert Weather: Becoming breezy the next few days

We’ll see an increasing breeze and a few high clouds in the mix tomorrow through Thursday as a coastal storm develops. High pressure will keep the storm far offshore, so impacts will be minimal. In fact, there are no rain chances in the forecast for the next week! It’s a great stretch of weather for leaf peeping as fall foliage approaches peak color across much of Connecticut! Frosty nights return this weekend before temperatures make a run above average heading into next week.