'Slow down, stay alert.' Connecticut drivers urged to use caution amid wind and rain
"Just need drivers to make sure that they're paying attention, there could be some wind, the ground could get saturated." says Josh Morgan, CT DOT communications manager.
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17h agoWith Saturday's heavy rain, the Connecticut Department of Transportation is cautioning drivers heading out.
News 12's Angelica Toruno spoke with CT DOT communications manager Josh Morgan on road conditions.
"Just need drivers to make sure that they're paying attention, there could be some wind, the ground could get saturated, meaning some trees or limbs things like that could fall over, go in the roadway," Morgan said. "So really the best thing is slow down, stay alert so people can respond to any roadways."
