Mike Slifer

The rest of the holiday weekend is looking mostly dry and seasonable! While tomorrow is mostly dry, we can’t rule out the chance of a few isolated showers in the afternoon. Clouds increase on Father’s Day ahead of our Next Big Thing arriving Monday - some much needed rain, with more than half an inch possible. The rest of the week will be seasonable as shower chances rise by Friday. For any Alerts in effect for CT, click: here. For the current Air Quality Index, click: here.

The mugginess is gone tomorrow as cooler air filters in behind the cold front. Isolated showers will develop in the afternoon with the daytime heating, but most towns stay dry. Showers return later Friday, lasting into Saturday. While not a washout, it will be another cool and unsettled start to the weekend. Temps rebound on Sunday and the sun returns, but more cool and unsettled weather is expected as we begin June. For any Alerts in effect for CT, click: here.

Tomorrow features more clouds with warmer and muggier conditions. At night, some isolated showers or storms are possible as a cold front passes, though it appears quite moisture-starved. By Thursday, the mugginess will be gone and it will be seasonable. Isolated showers will develop in the afternoon with the daytime heating. Showers return Friday night, lasting into Saturday morning. Saturday will be unseasonably cool before temps rebound Sunday into next week.