GIL'S WEATHER

Something to sneeze at!

2011-04-14T08:49:00.002-05:00

Hello! I wanted to pass a great site along for you! www.pollen.com This is a tough time of the year for many of us who deal with pollen related issues. Pollen dot com is a great source for today's pollen level and what level is expected for the next few days as well! Enjoy the sun and be prepared for the pollen! -Gil

Well Well...it's about time

2011-04-12T10:37:00.002-05:00

I hope to finally wake up and start posting on here again! Spring is a busy weather time with cutoff lows, low topped convection, severe thunderstorms and rapid changes over Connecticut. Most Nutmeggers are ready for some sunshine....Thursday is our day!

Hot Temperatures Finally Arrive

2009-08-11T06:23:00.002-05:00

Highs yesterday finally reached low 90s officially at Bradley International! Many folks have been waiting for some real "Summer" weather...today makes day number two!
Some of you may remember the weather back in April when the thermometer did register 90s. Much of this Summer has been dominated by a large trough in the east and associated cloudy skies, cool temperatures and plenty of rain.
It will be interesting to see what kind of pattern unfolds late this year as winter approaches!
I actually noticed some leaves changing up in Pittsburg NH this past weekend! Stay tuned! -Gil

Loop of Short Range Sea-level Pressures and Fronts

2009-01-29T14:38:00.000-05:00

Loop of Short Range Sea-level Pressures and Fronts

First Snow!

2008-12-07T20:32:00.003-05:00

Amounts range from an inch to about 3 inches across the state. It occured from 10PM through about 7AM. Snow fell right sown to the shoreline!

Here is a photo from New Haven's Wooster Square:

Snow Joke...The First Inch?

2008-12-06T16:56:00.003-05:00

Here we are on the sixth of December 2008 and the first one inch of snow is a possibility during the next 12 to 16 hours for parts of Connecticut.
NAM and GFS QPF fields are not impressive. GFS....the "wetter" of the two models does have a >.10" swath up through Eastern Connecticut. The question is ....will this precipitation fall as snow down to the immediate shoreline?
As of 5PM Saturday, I am thinking dewpoints are pretty low and this is key for evaporative cooling. They range from 12 @ KOXC to 24 @ KIJD and even a low reading of 17 @ KBDR! The precip will occur during the "cold time" of the day and thicknesses are favorable for -SN.
I think dusting to maybe 2" will cover it. 2" may be a bit tall for this event......I think 1" will be common East of the CT River.
We shall see!

7-2-2008 PVA - NVA anyone?

2008-07-02T16:04:00.003-05:00

Finally another update!

Time has really been flying by lately. We have had such an interesting pattern here across the NE United States. Our weather has been influenced by a deep trof for weeks. 500mb temperatures have been chilly since my last posting in May! (June temps actually averaged above normal for most Climo stations in Connecticut!)

I had to post an awesome example of PVA vs NVA. I was taught in Meteorology school back in The United States Marine Corps to make vorticity your friend. Today was a great example of how strong 500mb uvv's can combine with moisture and surface heating to make some big CBs that eventually led to severe thunderstorms.

Here is the modeled vort max for 18 z:

Here is a visible image shortly after the above analysis. Notice the convective clouds with TRW and hail to the east in the PVA area.

West of the axis, skies are sunny to mostly sunny associated with downward motion and NVA. Cool stuff! -Gil

Amazing Weather in a "Fall" Kind of Way!

2008-05-20T22:38:00.002-05:00

Wow...we have been experiencing a real fall-like pattern over the past few days. Daily highs struggling for 50s and 60s with afternoon scattered showers. Mount Washington has been getting snow each day. 850MB temperatures have been <0 degrees C over CT for much of this week. As a matter of fact, -28C may occur this Thursday @ 500MB. Prime for afternoon instability showers. Some containing small hail!
High pressure looks to build in for the Holiday Weekend. Fair skies and warmer temperatures are in the forecast! This will be rare as I find holiday weekends are usually a "weather forecast challenge"!

Amazing Weather!

2008-04-24T08:46:00.002-05:00

Our weather pattern has been amazing! Daily highs of 60s, 70s and 80s along with clear skies. Today will feature very dry conditions and a gusty breeze. This combination has increased the fire danger to very high. I expect some brush fires this afternoon that will be tough to control.

A large pattern change will try to get underway this weekend. Timing is tough on when we can expect rain drops......it does look much cooler with an onshore flow. I think this cut-off low may wobble around the NE in to early next week providing some much needed rain!

Recap 3-8-08 Storm

2008-03-11T19:04:00.002-05:00

The maximum rain area occured across Southeastern Connecticut. Norwich had 4.81" and New London had 4.73" of rain and New Haven had 2.10"! The strongest wind was recorded at Windsor Locks Middle School at 62 mph during the evening just around frontal passage. The was a severe thunderstorm warning for Litchfield as the front came through.
The Farmington river did not rise to the dangerous level of 16' as predicted by the NERFC. I think it peaked at around 12 feet. The Connecticut river has minor flooding in Middletown and Portland right now. Rte. 7 did close in New Milford due to the high waters of the Housatonic River. -Gil

Flood Concerns

2008-03-07T17:55:00.002-05:00

Here is a link to the river forecasts.

I am expecting some areas to pick up 3" or more of rain East of I-91. This will cause sig. rises on Eastern Connecticut's Rivers. Even in Western Ct., 1.2" of rain will send the Housatonic in to flood especially in New Milford and Shelton. The Farmington River could have the most significant impact to homes ....especially in Simsbury.

The rain will come in two periods. Number one tonight with a break Saturday Morning and the second round (heavier) will occur Saturday Evening. Dry weather is expected Sunday with breezy and colder conditions. -Gil

3-6-08 Serious Flooding On The Way?

2008-03-06T06:21:00.003-05:00

WOW..........Low pressure forecast to move up over Connecticut Friday Night and Saturday could be a serious problem for the local area. The GFS and NAM agree on many areas with 3" of rain coming down very quickly. With rivers currently at or just over flood stage, this is not good news. The tropical moisture with this system seems very impressive.

3-5-08 Wednesday

2008-03-06T01:15:00.003-05:00

The Thunder verified! We also had a wind gust to 68mph in Voluntown! The Housatonic River flowed over its bank in New Milford. Rte. 7 was closed due to the water near the intersection of 202/67.
Temperatures reached well in to the 50s today!

Our next concern is a rapidly deepening system for late Friday and Saturday. This thing looks intense! 500 mb tries to go negative tilt and the QPF is quite heavy. 00z run shows very warm air and the tropical connection is impressive! It has been trending to a warmer looking system through the runs today. It should turn colder Sunday in a post system NW flow.

Watching Tuesday Night & Wednesday

2008-03-03T01:35:00.002-05:00

A low pressure center is forecast to move over Middletown CT Tuesday Night & Wednesday Morning. The GFS has copious amounts of rain and the NAM has half as much. Temperatures look tricky with a cold front sneaking in our direction from Canada Tuesday. Warm air will be running North at the same time. I am a little concerned about the risk of freezing rain for areas near the Mass. line for a period of time Tuesday Night before the WAA takes over Wednesday AM with very heavy rain. Stability idicies also hint at thunder possible at night! We shall see!

Also...one more thing. The heavy rain and mild air will combine with deep snowpack to raise the flood potential in CT. I will be watching this closely!

Rain-Rain & Yes......More Rain!

2008-02-18T01:24:00.003-05:00

Another warm "moisture rich" system is dominating Connecticut's weather again! Currently @ 1:30AM it is a balmy 51 degrees in New Haven with a steady Southerly wind. I am forecasting 1" to 1.5" of rain from this system. The only exception will be NW Connecticut with 0.6" to 1" in the forecast there. I hope your Sump Pump is ready!

I also think some areas will reach 60 degrees Monday Afternoon. A big difference from 5 years ago when I started @ WTNH and we had a Blizzard on our hands! Click here to read about that storm!

I do expect some chilly air to return midweek. I am also watching a clipper closely for Wednesday. It doesn't look like much now....but we know how this Winter delivers surprises!

-Gil

A Busy Day! Snow to Ice!

2008-02-13T01:46:00.001-05:00

What a busy day! The snow arrived around 4PM in New HAven. I was setting up with Keith Porter to go live with the SkyMax Mobile Weather Lab when it started.

We did two live shots stationary at the Cine 4 theatre location next to I-91 in New Haven with success! We then packed up and drove up and down I-91 plus I-95 with live hits in the 5:30PM and 6PM! It worked very, very well!

The snow continued through the evening statewide. This is how Court St. looked when I ran home to change in to a suit! Steady snow and about 25 degrees!

Sleet started to mix in around 10PM from New Haven Southwest through lower Fairfield County. Many reports of 2" to 4" of snow around the state. AS of writing this......it is 30.9 degrees 11 stories up with freezing rain! Good Night!

Okay I'm still up and I'm now worried about heavy Icing In Litchfield County with low temps and High forecast QPF.

Good Night for real!

Snow & Ice On The Way For Later Today!

2008-02-12T09:27:00.000-05:00

Just high cirrus clouds over New Haven @ 9:30AM local. 06z runs still holding up the 00z trend. Temp just climbed to 23. Waiting on the 12z run!!

Radar imagery shows precip aloft to the SW of KNYC @ 10AM

INTERESTING WEATHER!

2008-02-12T01:41:00.001-05:00

The weather has been really active. We have had thunder and lightning a couple of times in the past week. Blinding snow squalls this past Sunday.....temperatures in the 50s and near zero. I went on Monday Night with a forecast showing 3" to 6" of snow for the entire state Tuesday Evening (tonight). It should change to ice then rain from South to North. As I type this @ 1:15AM....most of the state has temperatures ranging from 11 to 18 degrees. I expect the snow to develop between 3PM and 6PM from West to East!

HERE IS THE 00Z NAM 36 HR ACCUMULATED SNOWHERE IS THE 00Z GFS 36 HR ACCUMULATED SNOW

RECORD WARMTH

2008-01-08T13:27:00.001-05:00

High pressure continues to import warm air on a West-Southwest flow across Connecticut. Severe weather including tornado reports for the midwest where a strong LLJ has set up. Winter is alive and well on the West Coast as Spring visits in the East. We shall see if records are replaced today for high temperatures. 59 inland and 57 at the shore. I expect some 68 degree readings in Central CT.!

2007-10-02T16:58:00.000-05:00

Happy Tuesday!We are in for some cloudy weather tonight and for a good part of Wednesday. Some areas may actually see a little drizzle or a few sprinkles. Certainly not a soaking rain.This cloudcover is associated with another round of warm air moving our way. It will feel like Summer for the last half of this week. I actually looked up the maximum temperature records for Thursday. They are: 83 in 1954 for the shoreline and 85 in 1954 for inland areas. I think we will be very close to these temperatures.....possibly setting a new record.Enjoy it and have a great rest of the week

Hello Rain Gods?

2007-10-01T17:26:00.000-05:00

Another pattern with large high pressure locked in across the Northeast! Other than some spotty drizzle we don't see any heavy/soaking rain until Sunday Night or Monday. Some areas in the state are running 5" to 7" below average for yearly precipitation totals! Can someone do a rain-dance? -Gil

Heating up day to day!

2007-09-25T18:19:00.000-05:00

A record warm day for parts of Connecticut today! 90 degrees shattered the old record at Bradley International Airport. 81 degrees was the high temperature at Sikorsky Memorial missing the 1970 record of 85 degrees.
We are looking for warmer temperatures tomorrow with 90s again in many areas! Cooler temperatures will settle in for the coming weekend! Have a great night! -Gil

OKAY.....I'M BACK!

2007-09-17T12:40:00.000-05:00

My former weather intern pointed out my lack of dedication to this BLOG. I am guilty Jen! So I would like to start posting again! It was chilly this morning. Woodbury had a low temperature of 33f this morning! This is the coolest air of the season so far.
I also had a chance to take the Thimble Islands cruise this past weekend. It cleared nicely Saturday for a good afternoon trip. The wind did turn a bit gusty....it was still very nice! Check my photos! -Gil

Neglect!

2007-07-20T20:04:00.000-05:00

I have been really bad about posting here. I hope to get back into the habit of posting. Especially after the Severe Weather we had yesterday!
Check back! -Gil

A Hot May-Day!

2007-05-25T12:17:00.000-05:00

CT Observations17Z 25 May 2007 STN TIME PMSL ALTM TMP DEW RH DIR SPD GUS VIS CLOUDS Weather P01
DD/HHMM hPa inHg F F % deg kt kt mile in
==== ======= ====== ====== === === === === === === ==== ======= ============ ====
BDL 25/1651 1019.6 30.11 91 58 33 320 5 10.0 SCT055
BDR 25/1652 1020.8 30.15 78 58 50 250 11 10.0 CLR
DXR 25/1653 1021.3 30.17 86 57 37 320 5 10.0 CLR 0.00
GON 25/1656 30.11 79 63 58 240 10 6.0 CLR H
HFD 25/1653 1019.7 30.11 90 55 31 4 10.0 CLR
HVN 25/1653 1020.5 30.14 77 59 54 220 9 15 10.0 CLR
IJD 25/1652 1020.2 30.13 89 54 30 340 10 10.0 CLR
MMK 25/1653 1020.0 30.13 90 55 31 20 5 10.0 CLR
OXC 25/1655 30.19 84 61 45 0 0 6.0 FEW037
YSCB 25/1700 30.36 37 36 93 360 3 6.2

Strong High pressure is heating up temperatures today.

Kelvin Helmholtz Wave Clouds in CT

2007-05-15T09:18:00.000-05:00

Some viewers emailed me asking......what were these clouds in the sky yesterday???

Is this an awesome picture or what? A big thank you to Trish who snapped this photo along I-91 Monday5-14-07 at 1:41PM.

These clouds are called Kelvin Helmholtz Wave Clouds or (KH) instability clouds. They are formed by the interaction of different velocities between two relatively stable layers. For more information....click here.

There was generally a NW component to the wind at or above 850mb when these clouds were observed. Speeds were up to about 100kt close to 300mb.

From Frost to Full Sunshine!

2007-05-14T10:48:00.000-05:00

Hello!
Temperatures started off on a cold note this morning. KDXR was at 33f and there were colder areas. Now, conditions are beautiful with high pressure, clear skies and warming temperatures.
Long Island Sound water temperatures are curently in the 50s and this will cause cooler temperatures along the water's edge.
Summer temperatures are forecast for tomorrow as 850mb temperatures warm through the next 24 hours.
Interesting weather will move in starting Wednesday along a cold front. This front will slow as the upper level system slowly drifts across the Northeast through next weekend. Clouds and light showers will dominate the pattern late week into the weekend...stay tuned! -Gil

An Interesting Pattern

2007-05-07T10:45:00.000-05:00

There are some interesting features on the weather map this morning! A huge ridge across the Northeast is delivering some really nice weather with blue skies and cool temperatures. Many stations in Connecticut were down to 32f this morning.
The severe weather is once again alive across the midwest and what is that low off of the North Carolina coast? This is a really interesing feature. There are some indications of this low trying to go warm core over the next 24 to 36 hours! Yes, warm core about a month before the official start to hurricane season. The GFS modeled this going warm core yesterday. I have already noted some gusts over 50kt in NC as the pressure gradient tightens. Let's see how this unfolds.
I am expecting some big temperature contrasts between inland and shore communities tomorrow and Wednesday. 60s to 80s.....stay tuned!!! -Gil

A Great Weather Day

2007-05-02T20:22:00.000-05:00

Clouds and drizzle lingered for a few hours this morning across the state before clearing midday. Temperatures recovered into the 60s. To recap last night's data....I would give a letter grade "F"! QPF totals were much lower than predicted by the NAM and GFS!
We are looking at a prolonged period of fair weather. High pressure will slowly build in across New England from Central Canada. I am a little concerned about Sunday as a NE flow may try to get going. There are some hints of Drizzle and low clouds for NE Mass. I will watch that closely.
A weak cold front will wash out over Connecticut Monday Night and Tuesday Morning. I am going with a dry forecast now with just a band of cloud cover.
A few side notes:
Here is my forecast graphic for tomorrow:

Plus I had the SkyMax Mobile weather Lab out today in the beautiful area of Easton at Helen Keller Middle School.

Oh, and I was elected Employee of the month today as well! -Gil

Rain On The Way!

2007-05-01T17:06:00.000-05:00

Dry weather dominated for the day today. Changes are on the way for tonight. A quick moving system off to the West will glide right across Connecticut overnight. QPF amounts based on the 18Z GFS run range from .25" NE to 1.25" SW in Connecticut.
The NAM has slightly less QPF, but still generous.
There are already some convective looking elements across Central New York State. Perhaps there could be some thunder tonight? Stay tuned!

A Beautiful Spring Day!

2007-04-30T16:29:00.000-05:00

A gorgeous day today! A few morning showers with a cold front moved out quickly to reveal a beautiful afternoon. The wind is gusty with some gusts up over 40 mph. Temperatures climbed into the 70s across most of the state. I snapped a few pictures with my cell to capture some of the Spring beauty! Now if only the pollen count will lower!
I am expecting some rain tomorrow evening/night. About 0.50" should fall on average. Some areas with convective elements may see up to 1". Stay tuned for the possibility of frost late week.

FEELING LIKE SPRING....FINALLY!

2007-04-22T09:29:00.000-05:00

Hello..
A quick post to document temperature trends. Yesterday turned out to be an amazing day of beautiful weather. Official highs: BDR 77f and BDL 78f! Normal highs are 59/62! As I post this today @ 10:30Local, temperatures are already climbing through the 60s. I will be interested to see if an onshore flow keeps temperatures locked in to the middle 60s near the water.
The satellite shot tells it all. Big bubble...no weather trouble! For now! -Gil

Sunshine At The End Of The Weather Tunnel!

2007-04-17T22:39:00.000-05:00

Temperatures in the 30s and 40s now...there is hope just in time for the weekend! Check out my 8-day forecast from Tuesday Evening. I am expecting 70 degrees in many areas Sunday-Monday with sunshine! The immediate shore will have to deal with a slightly cooler wind off of the water. 50s and 60s there.
I was live at River Road in Cromwell today. The Connecticut River is amazing. The rate it is rising is unreal. We had to move vehicles due to the rising water. The forecast shows a crest of 15.4' Wednesday...stay tuned! Connecticut's other rivers are at crest or falling now.

Watching The Connecticut River

2007-04-17T12:47:00.000-05:00

Hello!
Concerns rise as the Connecticut River does the same. The forecast calls for the river level to rise through Wednesday. The Northeast Forecast River Center calls for major flooding. Please see the graphic for Middletown.

Various rivers across the state are strating to recede slowly. Here is a link to the NERFC (river forecast center): Click here for river information across the state.

One good note...I am expecting a nice warm pattern change starting this weekend. I expect some locations to reach 70 degrees early next week! -Gil

40 Days & 40 Nights

2007-04-16T08:43:00.000-05:00

10 inches of rain in Weston & brookfield CT. Widespread flooding and power outages. It has been a crazy 24 hours. Rivers are still rising. 2" of snow early yesterday morning in the Litchfield hills.......50s for parts of the state overnight.
Enhanced precipitation patterns ruled for Southwestern Connecticut. It was interesting to note the radar returns mirroring the Connecticut shoreline so many times last night. I wish I had a saved radar image! It seems as if the heaviest has passed now. Rivers will steal the headlines over the next couple of days.
Oh, and just taking a peek at some buoys S-E of New England...many are reporting 25+ foot waves!!
-Gil

Storm...Arriving!

2007-04-15T11:20:00.000-05:00

Warnings
A quick post to highlight conditions unfolding across Connecticut. Snow is falling across NW & NE Connecticut. I have reports of 1" in Winsted already.
Heavy rain continues across the rest of the state. There have been some peak wind gusts of 30kt already.
Here is how the precipitation field looks:

Open The Flood Gates!

2007-04-14T14:52:00.000-05:00

Hello!
What a storm on the way. I am amazed at the QPF output for the next precipitation event. Okay...that's not all. Some incredible winds in the grid data just off the deck through 850mb.A strong LLJ with 70+kt moisture rich flow.
This QPF profile favors some serious flooding.

The ground is quite soggy in many locations. run-off will rapidly contribute to rising river levels. We are talking about a dose of roughly 2" in a six hour period tomorrow. Urban flooding could be serious.
Wind damage possible. Especially with a wet soil profile. this will need watching. Power outages a possibility. One good thing to note here....no leaves on the trees........so yes, one good thing!
It is also interesting to note some temperature profiles. The 2m temps cool midday on the GFS. Plus, at the start.....850 temps are less than 0c for much of the state. The NAM is opposite this time...go figure. The warmere GFS solution verified last event back on Thursday. Now the GFS is colder than the NAM. I still think thicknesses are too high. Even with strong uvv's it will be tough to get snow going and keep it going. the East-Southeast maritime flow is deep and strong.
Let's not forget wave action and very high tides. We have to be concerned about coastal flooding here with Spring tides already high. Models are indicating a 3+ foot surge here along the Connecticut shoreline.

Stay tuned!

Stormy Times Ahead.....Precip Type?

2007-04-11T16:42:00.000-05:00

Sure, March storms pose a challenge when it comes to forecasting precipitation types and now it's APRIL. A very complex weather scenario will unfold over the next 24 hours. It is important to look at vertical motion in the atmosphere this time of year. You see, dynamic cooling can be key in snow/sleet forecasting this time of year.
Looking at the 18Z model data run....it is interesting to note the large thermal difference between the NAM and GFS @ hour +18.

Note the 0c isotherm location in reference to Connecticut between the two models. Thicknesses are >540dm. 12z Thursday GFS 700mb uvv's are 15ub/s @ KBDR and only 10ub/s @ KIJD for 18z. For the 18z NAM run, 21ub/s for KBDR @ 18z and only 9.9ub/s for KIJD.
A deep SE flow is also obvious across both models. Keep in mind Long Island Sound H2O temperatures are only 38-43 degrees.
I will be interested to see how the 00z models initialize. If the NAM is closer...this will have a huge impact on the duration of wintry precipitation for the onset. I am especially concerned about the areas from Ridgefield-Danbury-Wolcott-Putnam North. Hilly areas +500' have the best chance for accumulation. I think there could be some school delays in these areas. Even for New Haven points west, sleet may come down steady for a period of time around daybreak before going over to rain.
I will have a later update.
-Gil

The chill remains!

2007-04-10T16:28:00.000-05:00

Hello! I have missed a few days posting. I missed an amazing weather day, Easter. I say amazing due to the chilly air all day and yes passing flurries. Some areas around the state had a dusting from some of the snow showers!
Temperatures today (Tuesday) turned out below average again! Highs ranged between 43 and about 50 degrees. A Southeast wind will keep the shore chilly tomorrow. Inland areas may approach 50 before clouds move in and block out the sun.
Weather data has taken a turn for the warmer. The 850mb temp panels are much warmer when this system rolls over Connecticut late Wednesday Night and Thursday.

Thicknesses have increased big-time. I am still concerned about being under divergent left quadrant of polar jet and strong uvv's.
Could this dynamice cooling work for snow growth? That is the big question. I am buying into the warmer trend at this point. It is also important to note Long Island Sound Water temperatures are still only in the upper 30s to around 40. Not much of a warming source!
I think this is a very low confidence forecast. I am interested to see if 18Z data trends mild as well.

Let The " Chill " Begin!

2007-04-05T13:43:00.000-05:00

Hello!
The last of the 40s remain across Connecticut. A Cyclonic flow aloft has kicked in now that low pressure moves away. Check out the beautiful signature on satellite!

Cold air Stratocumulus clearly showing up. there are scattered sprinkles and flurries on radar. Let's see how chilly high temperatures turn out over the next few days. 850 temps are really cold! -Gil

Raw Spring Weather

2007-04-04T13:38:00.000-05:00

A Nasty day today across Connecticut. Check this snapshot of temperatures Wednesday Afternoon. Mainly 30s with Norfolk at 32 degrees. Heavy rain is falling with some sleet mixing in some areas. There are some 50+ dbz returns around North Branford and Durham as low pressure deepens near the Connecticut Shoreline.

We are still expecting cold temperatures to filter in over the next three to four days.
-Gil

Big Weather Changes Ahead!

2007-04-02T17:00:00.000-05:00

What a day today. Low clouds and fog dominated across Connecticut today. At 5PM temperatures ranged from 41 to 49 degrees. That's it! A wedge of cold high pressure continues to hold to the weather pattern near Connecticut. The fog will likely become dense in areas overnight.
The big weather story is focused on Wednesday with a very strong cold front. This front will deliver a seasonal change to Connecticut. I expect high temperatures to struggle through the 30s Thursday -Saturday. Although this seems unusual, I noticed snow in the official data on April 5th last year for parts of the state.
We are also watching rivers across the state. Over an inch of rain will fall Wednesday creating rapid run-off. This will cause some rivers to rise rapidly. Stay tuned! -Gil

MY BLOG IS BORN

2007-03-31T13:19:00.000-05:00

I have finally started a weather blog. I have alot of homework to do when it comes to "blogging". Stay tuned for information and blogs related to Connecticut's weather. I may post a daily forecast here for the state. -Gil