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“Foggy mornings, sunny afternoons — or storms?” Connecticut’s 3-day forecast keeps New England guessing

Mild temperatures, patchy coastal fog, and possible thunderstorms headline the weekend weather outlook across Connecticut

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Clouds part over the Connecticut River as warm sunlight returns after a misty morning in the Nutmeg State

Connecticut, USA — If you’re planning a weekend in the Nutmeg State, prepare for a little bit of everything. The next three days will bring a classic early-summer mix of cloudy mornings, pleasant afternoons, and a few surprise thunderstorms, especially inland.

According to the National Weather Service, coastal areas like New Haven, Bridgeport, and Mystic will see fog and cool breezes, while Hartford and interior counties may experience brief thunderstorms on Saturday and Sunday afternoons.

🌦️ Connecticut 3-Day Weather Forecast

DayWeather ConditionHigh / LowRain ChanceNotes
FridayMostly cloudy, coastal fog78°F / 63°F10%Fog early, clear by noon
SaturdayPartly sunny, chance of T-storms82°F / 66°F40%Warmer inland, breezy PM storms
SundayWarm with scattered clouds83°F / 65°F30%Thunder possible late afternoon

☁️ What Connecticut Residents Should Expect:

  • Mornings along the coast could be foggy or misty, so commuters and boaters should proceed with caution.
  • Saturday afternoon thunderstorms are most likely inland, especially near Waterbury and Manchester.
  • Sunday looks mostly dry, though a pop-up shower can’t be ruled out late in the day.
  • Temperatures will remain mild and comfortable, making it a great weekend for park visits, dining outdoors, or beach walks.

“It’s that time of year when the sky can’t decide,” joked New Haven resident Paul Jenkins. “We bring sunglasses, a hoodie, and an umbrella — just in case.”

Whether you’re heading to the shoreline, enjoying a farmers’ market, or hiking the Litchfield Hills, this weekend promises pleasant weather with just a few curveballs.

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Connecticut Forecast Next 5 Days Expect Heat Humidity and Afternoon Storms

Warm days, sweaty nights, and stormy surprises—here’s how to plan your week in Connecticut.

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June 17, 2025

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Connecticut 5‑Day Weather Forecast Heat Storms and Humidity Ahead
Connecticut swings from humid mornings to sizzling afternoons—five days of summer energy ahead.
Mostly cloudy and humid with a brief shower or twoToday71°64°Mostly cloudy and humid with a brief shower or two
Variable cloudiness with a thunderstorm in spots; humid and warmerWednesday79°68°Variable cloudiness with a thunderstorm in spots; humid and warmer
Humid and warmer with times of sun and clouds; a gusty thunderstorm in the afternoon; thunderstorms can bring hail and damaging windsThursday92°65°Humid and warmer with times of sun and clouds; a gusty thunderstorm in the afternoon; thunderstorms can bring hail and damaging winds
Less humid with times of sun and clouds; a thunderstorm cannot be ruled outFriday86°65°Less humid with times of sun and clouds; a thunderstorm cannot be ruled out
Hot with times of sun and cloudsSaturday90°67°Hot with times of sun and clouds
Hot with clouds and breaks of sunSunday90°71°Hot with clouds and breaks of sun
Very hot with periods of clouds and sunshineMonday97°74°Very hot with periods of clouds and sunshine


Connecticut is shaking off spring’s chill and settling firmly into summer—and it’s bringing all the classic signs: rising heat, increasing humidity, and active afternoon storms. Here’s what locals should expect and how to stay ahead of the curve.

☀️ Turning from Cool to Hot

Early in the week, temps hover in the low 70s under mostly cloudy skies, offering a mild start for students and commuters. But by Wednesday and Thursday, summer officially announces itself, with inland highs pushing into the low 90s and dew points climbing above 70°F—the kind of sultry conditions that feel like walking through a sauna.

⚡ Storms Strike

With heat comes drama. Afternoon storms become likely from Wednesday onward, peaking Thursday when weather models hint at hail, gusty winds, and heavy downpours as a cold front collides with muggy air. Each day brings a 20–40% chance of a storm—so keep that umbrella handy and eyes on the sky.

🌡️ Weekend and Early Next Week

This weekend stays hot, dry, and sunny, with highs edging into the low 90s—sounds perfect for beaches, barbecues, and lake days. But Monday may mark the hottest day of the year so far, with temps creeping toward 97°F. Afternoon sunshine will trump clouds, but sipping lemonade under tree shade will feel good.

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