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He's a pivotal piece for the Mustangs on the pitch and he's also captain of the basketball team.

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Turning now to your forecast with meteorologist Scott Zoff, Scott, what can you tell us? Well, right now, we're dealing with a lot of that notorious fog. We've been seeing a lot of that cloud covered the fog since this morning and really, it's just been a mild day, temperatures peaking around 51 degrees. A few notches above our average high of 48. But right now you can see all this fog. This is Calf Pasture Beach in Norwalk if you can see and visibility is reduced to a mile or less along the Long Island Sound and much of Western Connecticut. So definitely take it slow because we are seeing cloudy skies, fog and showers building into the overnight temperatures will be dropping to around 40 degrees or so milder along the sound. As we are going to be seeing that rain build throughout the morning. The heaviest is going to be midday 10 a.m. to around three o'clock in the afternoon and then things are going to be tapering off from there. So let's break things down. We're gonna see up to a half inch of rain or more along and south of 84 A little bit less to the north of 84 to Litchfield County. Not really going to be expecting any major flooding but still take it slow. The usual spots that see the ponding will be seeing them as we go into your Sunday morning, the rain will get steadier and heavier throughout the morning by 910 o'clock, see those yellows along and south of 84 going to be that from lunchtime. That's when we could see that ponding through the afternoon by 34 o'clock though. Just going to be seeing a few lingering showers areas of fog though will be continuing. Sunday will bring highs in the forties, cloudy skies. A little breezy with that on and off rain, especially from lunchtime into the afternoon. And then as we go into your Monday, we are going to be seeing 50 degrees there, breezy and cooler with those highs in the thirties and forties into the end of the work week.

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Scholar Athlete: Jonah Bass-Lawrence

Well, we have so many great student athletes here in Fairfield County that don't just excel on the field, but they're also stellar in the classroom and in our community, Jonah Bass, Lawrence of Fairfield Ward High School is this week's news. 12 Connecticut scholar athlete presented by Colonial Toyota. He's striving to become a engineer and he's well on his way 4.5 GPA, he takes mostly A P and honors courses. He's a pivotal piece for the Mustangs on the pitch and he's also captain of the basketball team. Bass Lawrence volunteers at the Wakeman boys and girls club as a basketball coach and he also volunteers at his synagogue. Student athlete obviously comes first and not everyone will get that chance to play at the next level. Very few do. And it's very important not to neglect that student part where a lot of people do focus too much on the athlete and a student really does come first and it will get you far in Life Go award. You can nominate a scholar athlete by emailing news 12 Connecticut at news news 12 C

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