Connecticut’s climate is ever-changing. It has cycled through extremes thousands of years ago and continues to evolve today. But growing evidence continues to show a direct link to the ...

Climate change has hit CT hard this year. ... He points out, as do others, that most of the weather patterns we’re seeing would be happening without climate change.

Extreme heat and drier weather can lead to wildfires, while retreating snow lines can put pressure on winter skiing trips. For their part, popular destinations in the Caribbean and the Pacific face ...

BEST OF 2023: Climate change has hit CT hard this year. Are we ready for more? ... that most of the weather patterns we’re seeing would be happening without climate change.

According to NOAA, Connecticut now sees an annual 38% increase in precipitation, which makes for new weather patterns and expectations. Storms are also more intense, increasing in frequency and ...

Sandy, which slammed into the state in 2012, caused $350 million in damage in Connecticut, which included 3,000 homes, and exposed weaknesses in how well the state was prepared for extreme weather ...

Experts say it’s the changing weather that is leading to their interest in the indoors. “It’s the climate and weather cues,” said Gale Ridge with the Connecticut Agricultural Experiment ...

NOAA's Climate Prediction Center ... A slow-developing La Nina could influence the winter weather pattern. ... There’s a 40% to 50% chance that temperatures will be above average in Connecticut.

Connecticut’s climate is ever-changing. It has cycled through extremes thousands of years ago and continues to evolve today. But growing evidence continues to show a direct link to the ...