Use caution if you’re traveling this morning. Primary and secondary roads are mostly wet with isolated slick spots. Tertiary roadways have up to 1” of slush. Photo is Lowell Davis Rd, Thompson

It's a good day to practice fire safety with gusty winds and dry conditions in place across the region. Any spark or flame could quickly trigger a fast-spreading brush fire in these conditions.

[Severe Weather Preparedness Week - Day 3] Did you know that a 3-inch hailstone can fall to the ground as fast as 107 mph? The largest hailstone on record in the US measured 8 inches in diameter! Find shelter, stay indoors, and stay away from windows when severe weather strikes.

[Severe Weather Preparedness Week - Day 4] Have you ever wondered how tornadoes are officially confirmed? Meteorologists at National Weather Service forecast offices apply a careful, thorough process with roughly 4 steps.

A severe thunderstorm watch has been issued for parts of Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New York and Vermont until 8 PM EDT

A low pressure system associated with a nor'easter spins away from the coast of New England, moving over the Gulf of Maine.

Smoke from Canadian wildfires moving slowly N over S NJ and S PA. While not expected to reach the surface, it may give the sky/clouds a yellow &/or brown color. If it's near sunset, you may see more orange, red or magenta skies. #NYwx #NJwx #CTwx #canadianwildfires #canadiansmoke

May was a very wet month across the region. Temperature wise, the month was near to slightly above normal at all of our climate sites.

[Severe Weather/Localized Flash Flood Threat Today] Scattered severe t-storms with damaging wind gusts along with a localized flash flooding exist between noon and 10 pm this evening. The greatest risk is north of the CT/RI border where the activity will be most numerous.

Recorded a high of 97.8° at 4:49pm, with a maximum heat index of 124.8° & maximum dew point of 83.4°. Both were recorded at 4:00pm here in East Hartford. Exceptional combination of heat & humidity. Picture taken at Great River Park, looking toward Hartford. SNE Amateur Radio Skywarn NWS Boston

Today we kick off Hurricane Preparedness Week! It only takes one storm to change your life and community. hurricanes.gov/prepare #HurricanePrep #HurricaneStrong

Prolific & brief rainfall in East Hartford. Recorded .78” of rain between 11:04-11:24pm. Storm total of .82”. Fortunately, not much flash flooding in my neighborhood NWS Boston SNE Amateur Radio Skywarn. #ctwx

Localized flash flooding being reported from a follower in Collinsville. Don Bell NWS Boston

Clouds have cleared for most of southern New England ahead of a dry and comfortable start to the week! ☀️#MAwx #CTwx #RIwx

Beautiful day on tap! Taste of fall!

Nature at work. #ctwx NWS Boston SNE Amateur Radio Skywarn The Weather Channel NBC Connecticut

The most beautiful sunset I will probably ever see came as Hurricane Dorian approached NC. Tonight is up there. The pictures completely fail to do it justice. #ctwx Southern Connecticut Weather (SCW) The Weather Channel AccuWeather NBC Connecticut Rachel Frank AdmiredArt NWS Boston

Our first taste of winter is on the way! Check our our latest forecast. southernconnecticutweather.com/forecaster-dis…

5.5 Moosup Ct spotter 20-135 NWS Boston SNE Amateur Radio Skywarn

Finished with 2.7” NWS Boston in my part of East Hartford. Beautiful around town. Southern Connecticut Weather (SCW)