Connecticut residents should prepare for another wet day on Monday as the final stretch of the recent nor’easter moves out of the region. While the strongest winds have already passed, scattered showers are expected throughout the day, with the possibility of an additional one to two inches of rain accumulating across the state.
Monday forecast
High temperatures will hover around 60°F, making for a cool, soggy, and gray day. The rain will be intermittent, so drivers are advised to watch road conditions, especially in low‑lying areas where puddles may form. Outdoor activities should be planned with the likelihood of damp conditions in mind.
Mid‑week improvement
By Tuesday, the lingering moisture will clear, and the weather will become noticeably drier. Temperatures will begin to rise as the week progresses, offering a welcome break from the rain. Thursday is projected to see highs near 80°F, providing a pleasant, warm finish to the work week.
Looking ahead
The next chance for rain is not expected until the end of the upcoming weekend, extending into the following week. Residents can look forward to a relatively dry stretch in the interim, making it an ideal time for outdoor projects, gardening, and community events.
Stay tuned to local weather updates for any changes to the forecast, and consider checking road reports before traveling on Monday.
Original reporting: NBC Connecticut — read the source article.
