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Aurora Possible Tonight (G2 Watch)

Once again, we have a shot at seeing the aurora tonight. The sun erupted again on Wednesday, producing a modest C6.7 flare. While the flare strength was very weak, especially compared to the M and X class flares over the last week and a half, the eruption had a [...]

By |June 12, 2026|

Severe Weather Likely to End the Week

The second half of this week is bringing an unusual three-day severe weather stretch to our area. The National Weather Service Storm Prediction Center has highlighted the potential for severe weather with a level 1/5 marginal risk today in some areas, and level 2/5 slight risks for tomorrow and [...]

By |June 10, 2026|

Aurora Redemption Tonight? (G3 Watch June 8)

The sun has erupted once again! This time, a relatively simple (not complex) region produced an explosion of plasma with an M1.8 moderate intensity solar flare. The eruptions the other day were produced by a complex active region of sunspots, with three large solar flares, reaching M9.3, M7.8, and [...]

By |June 7, 2026|

Aurora Possible Tonight, G3 Watch (6/4)

The sun has erupted in a massive way over the last 48 hours! A complex active region of sunspots on the sun has erupted in a series of three large solar flares, reaching M9.3, M7.8, and X1.1 on the solar flare x-ray scale. M is the second greatest level, [...]

By |June 4, 2026|

High Pressure Trying Its Best to Save Us From the Rain

Unfortunately, a classic weekend washout is on the way. Feels straight out of this spring's playbook. Luckily however, some will avoid the rain until Saturday night, and some may not see it until Sunday. The difference of having rain during the whole day on Saturday and staying completely dry [...]

By |May 21, 2026|

More Severe Weather Possible Today

Last week, we had one of our first tastes of severe weather this season. Isolated afternoon thunderstorms developed over parts of Southern Connecticut, producing hail in a few spots.    This week, the increased heat and humidity combined with an incoming cold front may lead to more widespread thunderstorms, [...]

By |May 20, 2026|
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