Warmer temperatures in Connecticut with a few more clouds on Labor Day
The unofficial end of summer is a nice one, feeling a touch like fall in the morning. Temperatures will warm to near 80 this afternoon. A few more clouds are expected for the rest of the holiday weekend.
Share:
More Stories
1:55
Warmer Sunday in New Jersey with a few more clouds on Labor Day
1h ago1:30
Sunny Sunday in Brooklyn; a few clouds for Labor Day
7h ago1:40
Sunny Sunday in The Bronx; a few clouds for Labor Day
7h ago1:59
Sunny Sunday in the Hudson Valley; a few clouds for Labor Day
7h ago2:21
Sunny Sunday on Long Island; a few clouds for Labor Day
8h ago2:01
Parts of Jones Beach go underwater from Hurricane Erin. See the videos.
9ds ago1:55
Warmer Sunday in New Jersey with a few more clouds on Labor Day
1h ago1:30
Sunny Sunday in Brooklyn; a few clouds for Labor Day
7h ago1:40
Sunny Sunday in The Bronx; a few clouds for Labor Day
7h ago1:59
Sunny Sunday in the Hudson Valley; a few clouds for Labor Day
7h ago2:21
Sunny Sunday on Long Island; a few clouds for Labor Day
8h ago2:01
Parts of Jones Beach go underwater from Hurricane Erin. See the videos.
9ds agoToday: A touch warmer.
Cool in the morning, in the 50s, then highs near 80°. Mostly sunny giving way to more clouds late.
Labor Day Monday: Still nice!
More clouds will be rolling in for the morning but clearing through the day. High temperatures are near 80.
Dry and mainly sunny weather continues on Tuesday and Wednesday with pleasant mornings near 60 and mild afternoons near 80.
The next chance for rain will be from a cold front moving through Thursday into Friday. A few showers may linger early Saturday morning, but should clear out to enjoy the weekend.
More from News 12
1:55
Warmer Sunday in New Jersey with a few more clouds on Labor Day
1:30
Sunny Sunday in Brooklyn; a few clouds for Labor Day
1:40
Sunny Sunday in The Bronx; a few clouds for Labor Day
1:59
Sunny Sunday in the Hudson Valley; a few clouds for Labor Day
2:21
Sunny Sunday on Long Island; a few clouds for Labor Day
2:18
