STORM WATCH: Strong wind and rain overnight may impact AM commute
Storm Watch Team Meteorologist Michele Powers says rain will continue through Monday morning, leading to possible street flooding.
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Dec 10, 2023, 12:42 PM
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Updated 381 days ago
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29ds agoProgramming note: News 12 Connecticut will begin special Storm Watch coverage early tomorrow morning at 4:30 a.m. We'll show you current conditions to keep you safe and help you get where you need to go during the storm.
Storm Watch Team Meteorologist Michele Powers says rain will continue through Monday morning, leading to possible street flooding.
Winds will pick up as the front moves through after midnight with gusts near 40 mph. The rain will pick up during this time too, tapering to flurries and snow showers for northern Litchfield County Monday morning.
MONDAY: Morning showers, giving way to sunshine. Gusty winds and falling temperatures. High near 45.
TUESDAY: Mostly sunny and breezy. High near 46.
WEDNESDAY: Mostly sunny. High near 43.
THURSDAY: Mostly sunny. High near 40.
