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Bob Cox
Thunderstorms will become more numerous during the late afternoon & evening, into early tonight. Some may contain damaging wind gusts or hail.
Most of the rain will taper off by breakfast time Saturday. Another shower or t-storm could pop up during the day.
The Hurricane Center gives the system moving up the east coast an 80% of becoming a tropical/subtropical depression/storm today or tomorrow.
Any thunderstorms this afternoon may contain hail or gusty wind, and heavy downpours. They will tend to be slow-moving again.
Low pressure and a cool pool aloft, combined with warm, humid air at the surface will result in scattered, but locally heavy showers & t-storms during the next few days.
Connecticut will see a band of showers & rain, with some embedded downpours & the threat of a t-storm move across the state this afternoon & evening.
We take a look at likely weather conditions across Connecticut through this weekend into early next week. Also an update on Cristobal, which is likley to make landfall on the U.S. Gulf Coast by Sunday night.
We take a look a the severe weather threat in the northeast today and the latest on Tropical Storm Cristobal.
This afternoon we take a look at what CT can expect for weather into the weekend, and also an update on Tropical Depression 3, which is expected to become a tropical storm today.
Today is the first day of the Atlantic Hurricane season that runs through November 30th. We take a look at what is expected this year and also at a disturbance moving into the Yucatan Peninsula that may be transitioning from a named Pacific storm to a newly named storm in the Gulf of Mexico.
Weather forecast issued at 7:20 A.M. Wednesday morning, May 27, 2020. Covers Connecticut through Monday, June 1st.