Weather

Will Connecticut feel the effects of Hurricane Teddy as it slowly moves north?

If you look at the calendar it's still summer, but that's not stopping Mother Nature from delivering some frost to the area this weekend.

I'm sure you've heard the saying, 'some like it hot', well if your one of those people, then you must have loved the summer of 2020.

Connecticut may be in for a nasty winter, so says the Farmer's Almanac.

Over 700,000 power outages have been reported across the state of Connecticut.

A Tropical Storm Warning has now been issued for northern Fairfield County, Connecticut.

If you thought it's been hot and uncomfortable over the last week, well you ain't seen nothing yet.

The heat is still on for our area, but some strong storms are possible over the next couple of days, and it looks like less sticky weather happening by the end of the week.

This weekend mother nature is turning up the heat with searing temperatures, but we've got you covered with the best ways to stay safe.

This past Saturday, the rain was coming down in buckets in Danbury which caused some pesky flooding.