Record-breaking high temperatures continue Sunday in Connecticut; rain possible
Storm Watch Team meteorologist Michele Powers says record-breaking temperatures will continue throughout the weekend with some light rain in the forecast for Sunday.
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Nov 5, 2022, 11:55 AM
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Watch Team meteorologist Michele Powers says record-breaking temperatures will continue
throughout the weekend with some light rain in the forecast for Sunday.
Cooler
and drier air will settle in Election Day and hang on through the middle of the
week.
SUNDAY: Variable Cloudiness. Chance of a shower in spots. Highs 70-75
MONDAY: Chance of a morning shower, otherwise partly sunny. Still warm. Highs in the middle-70s
TUESDAY/ ELECTION DAY: Mixed sun and clouds. Breezy and noticeably cooler. Highs 55-60.
WEDNESDAY: Mostly Sunny. Seasonably cool. Highs in the middle-50s.
THURSDAY: Sun gives way to increasing clouds. Highs 55-60.
FRIDAY: Rain likely. Highs 60-65.
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