After a milder day on Saturday, we turn our attention to a powerful storm that will move into Connecticut Sunday night and into Monday.
Ahead of the next storm, showers will arrive on Sunday afternoon. The showers will become heavier and steadier toward and after dark.
By Monday morning, expect heavy rain and increasing wind gusts to impact the state.
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A flood watch is in place for most of the state.
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Two to three inches of rain looks likely across the state. There will likely be higher amounts in some places. Minor river, street and basement flooding can be expected.
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The storm will bring wind strong wind gusts of 50+ mph, especially in southern Connecticut.
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Coastal flooding will also be a concern - the high tide cycle Monday afternoon is currently forecast to bring moderate flooding. Monday's early high tide cyle looks may bring minor coastal flooding.
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You can get more details on the upcoming storm by heading to our Stormtracker Weather Blog.