A strong thunderstorm east of Vernon is producing heavy rain and small hail. Lightning strikes have been increasing. Watching this storm closely.

potentially large hail with this storm in Southeastern Hartford County. Torrential rain and lots of lightning too.

Record tying heat at Bradley International this afternoon. 98 degrees ties the record, set on June 28th, 1934. 100 degrees is not out of the question this afternoon!

I can safely say the chance for additional severe weather in Connecticut is rapidly coming to an end!

A thunderstorm will torrential rain is moving northeast toward Middletown, East Hampton, Moodus, and Haddam...

In addition to heavy rain, hail the size of peas is possible with this storm that is moving into East Hampton and Moodus...

The new track for Elsa that was just issued is very similar to previous tracks. The center will pass very close to Southeastern Connecticut by 9:00 or 10:00 tomorrow morning.

A new update from the Hurricane Center now shows Henri will cross the CT coast tomorrow afternoon instead of the evening. There has been a slight shift to the east in the storm track. Eastern CT will see the strongest wind & surge. Central & Western CT will get the most rain.

We are facing multiple hazards tonight from life threatening flash flooding to the possibility of a tornado. A Tornado Watch is in effect for all of Southern CT until 1:00 am. A high risk for flooding, which is rare!

Flash Flood Warnings are in effect! There will be more warnings issued tonight, and we're also keeping a watchful eye on the potential for a tornado.

According to Doppler estimates, there has been over 3 inches of rain in parts of Western CT.

The Flash Flood Warning has been extended until midnight for Fairfield County. Incredible rainfall rates in parts of CT according to Doppler!

Tornado warning issued for NYC and Westchester County until 9:30 mph...

Much of the state is now under a Flash Flood Warning! River Flood Warnings are in effect for the Still River in Brookfield and the Housatonic River at the Stevenson Dam.

The majority of the state is now under a Flash Flood Warning. Over 4" of rain has been reporting in some towns, thus far.

Over 5" of rain in parts of the state and more to come. The heaviest rain will end toward dawn.

Hi everyone! On our 5pm show this evening, I announced that I am going to retire at the end of the year, on New Year's Eve. It has been a long run, 43 years in one market, and the longest serving anchor in WFSB history! I still have 6+ weeks left, so I still have work to do!

Learning French! Just one of my retirement goals. Doing a weather forecast in French would be amazing!

I must say, retirement never felt this good! So nice being home and watching the flakes fly!!!

On our recent trip to Acadia, we checked out the damage at Seawall caused by 2 unprecedented storms. One was in January and the other in February. Sadly, nothing has been done to rebuild this beautiful location. Climate change is a huge topic in Maine, and this is one example.