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...FLASH FLOOD WATCH IN EFFECT UNTIL 11 PM EDT THIS EVENING...

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* July is the average warmest month.
* The highest recorded temperature was 102°F in 1949.
* January is the average coolest month.
* The lowest recorded temperature was -19°F in 1970.
* The most precipitation on average occurs in January.

Current Conditions

Time:	8:28pm
Date:	7/2/09
Temperature:	65.0ºF
Today High Temp:	68.1ºF @11:25am
Today Low Temp:	60.4ºF @3:10am
Wind:	0 mph from E
High Wind:	13 mph @7:23am
Humidity:	98%
Dew Point:	64.4ºF
Barometer:	29.75 Steady
Heat Index: / Windchill:	71.9ºF ./. 65.0ºF
Beaufort Scale:	Calm
Comfort Level:	Comfortable
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UV Index:	0.0
Solar Radiation:	0 W/m²
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Daily Rain:	0.31 in
Yesterdays Rain:
Monthly Rain:	1.38 in
Year Rain:	26.67 in
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Sunrise:	5:12am
Sunset:	8:22pm
Moonrise:	4:37pm
Moonset:	1:17am
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Weather Advisories

Warning Date: 4:11 PM EDT on July 2, 2009

Warning Description: Flash Flood Watch

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Full Advisory Text

Warning Description: Flash Flood Watch
Warning Date: 4:11 PM EDT on July 2, 2009
WarningSum:...Flash Flood Watch Now In Effect Until 11 Pm Edt This Evening...

Warning Message:The Flash Flood Watch is now in effect for
* portions of northern Connecticut...Massachusetts...southern 
 New Hampshire and Rhode Island...including the following 
 areas...in northern Connecticut...Hartford CT...Tolland CT and 
 Windham CT. In Massachusetts...central Middlesex MA...eastern 
 Essex MA...eastern Franklin MA...eastern Hampden MA...eastern 
 Hampshire MA...eastern Norfolk MA...eastern Plymouth MA...
 northern Bristol MA...northern Middlesex MA...northern 
 Worcester MA...southeast Middlesex MA...southern Bristol MA...
 southern Plymouth MA...southern Worcester MA...Suffolk MA...
 western Essex MA...western Franklin MA...western Hampden MA...
 western Hampshire MA...western Norfolk MA and western Plymouth 
 MA. In southern New Hampshire...Cheshire NH...eastern 
 Hillsborough NH and western and central Hillsborough NH. In 
 Rhode Island...Bristol RI...eastern Kent RI...Newport RI...
 northwest Providence RI...southeast Providence RI...Washington 
 RI and western Kent RI.
* Until 11 PM EDT this evening
* scattered showers and thunderstorms were re-developing late this
  afternoon across Connecticut. Expect this activity to mainly affect
  interior southern New England this evening. While we do not expect
  the widespread flooding we have seen the past few days...localized
  flooding with any thunderstorm this evening is certainly possible
  with the best chance across Connecticut.
* Expect most of the showers and thunderstorms to come to an end by
  late evening across the region...so the Flood Watch will expire at
  11 PM. However...additional scattered showers and thunderstorms are
  expected to re-develop Friday afternoon. Any of these storms that
  develop will be slow moving and have the potential to produce
  locally heavy rainfall. Its possible that another Flash Flood Watch
  may have to be re-issued for Friday afternoon.
Precautionary/preparedness actions...
A Flash Flood Watch means that conditions may develop that lead
to flash flooding. Flash flooding is a very dangerous situation.
You should monitor later forecasts and be prepared to take action
should flash flood warnings be issued.

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