Freeze warning into Thursday morning, cold for the rest of the week
There will be a freeze warning overnight into Thursday morning for coastal communities in Fairfield and New Haven counties. Thursday will be bitter and cold.
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Nov 1, 2023, 9:00 AM
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28ds agoNOW & NEW: Storm Watch Team Meteorologist Hilda Estevez says there will be a freeze warning overnight into Thursday morning for coastal communities in Fairfield and New Haven counties. Thursday will be bitter and cold.
NEXT: Friday will be mostly sunny with a cold start. Clouds drift in by dinnertime. The weekend will be mostly sunny and warmer.
TONIGHT: Clear skies. Overnight lows chill near 32-36.
THURSDAY: Feels like near 25-30 in the morning. Highs near 46. Overnight lows near 35.
FRIDAY: Highs near 53. Overnight lows near 45.
SATURDAY: Highs near 60. Overnight lows near 47.
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