Today is going to be quite chilly, unfortunately, with generally cloudy skies and temps will be hard pressed to reach 60 today (and they likely won't succeed in many areas). The forecast for the weekend is quite nice, but the real winners of the next week are Monday (Sunny and high 70s) and Tuesday morning (same), but strong to severe thunderstorms are possible Tuesday afternoon as a cold front moves through. The rest of the work week look nice, but by next weekend, a tropical storm could be very near to our area. It's worth watching!!
In the Atlantic- The models continue to show the same thing as they did yesterday with very little difference in terms of both development stages and path. It could be very close...please keep it in mind for your mother's day weekend should Ana decide to come our way.
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Today in weather history- May 1, 1854- The Connecticut River achieves record depth in Hartford (29ft) after 66 hours of continuous heavy rain.
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