A special weather statement has been issued for all of southern Connecticut on Thursday. Here's what you need to know.

A wind advisory has been issued for Connecticut on Thursday as gusts may cause more power outages after storm, weather service says.

After Connecticut saw a warmer week, Sunday's wind chill is expected to drop temperatures to the single digits and teens, the National Weather Service said.

Monday is expected to bring another sunny and dry but chilly day to Connecticut before things warm up and rain develops later this week, weather officials say.

Hundreds of power outages are being reported across Connecticut Wednesday as the state is battered by a storm bringing strong winds, fierce rain and thunder.

An "Alberta clipper" low pressure system passing to the north this weekend could bring some rain or rain and snow to Connecticut.

Wind chills will be in the single digits and below zero in some Connecticut areas on Friday before temperatures rise over the weekend, weather service says.

Connecticut is in store for some warmer weather that may start to feel like early spring by the middle of the week, according to the National Weather Service.