Dan Amarante
Meteorologist and Weather Producer at ABC News
Meteorologist, space nerd, baseball fan, husband, and dad.
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1 week ago |
ctinsider.com | Dan Amarante
After two days of sunshine to start the week, cloud cover returns to Connecticut on Wednesday as a storm system nears the area. Despite the cloud cover, temperatures will warm into the seasonable 70s for many inland towns, while the shoreline will stay in the 60s due to a sea breeze. The daytime hours will likely stay rain-free thanks to dry air in place across the state.
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1 week ago |
ctinsider.com | Dan Amarante
Tranquil weather sticks around into Tuesday, as many people across Connecticut head back to work under sunny skies and temperatures warming in the 70s. A few late-day clouds are possible, but overall it looks like a nice day to be outdoors. The shoreline may stay a few degrees cooler in the upper 60s due to a slight breeze off the cool water of Long Island Sound. Now that we're nearing the end of the spring season, we can take a look at where it ranks compared to the other 119 years on record.
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1 week ago |
ctinsider.com | Dan Amarante
After more than a week of below-normal temperatures across Connecticut, highs could be reaching 70 degrees in time for the unofficial start of summer. Memorial Day is looking pleasant for any outdoor plans, from local parades to backyard barbecues and everything in between. Sunscreen is recommended, as the UV Index will be reaching summertime levels under mostly sunny skies.
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1 week ago |
ctinsider.com | Dan Amarante
Delightful weather makes its return to Connecticut on Sunday after several days of pesky cloud cover and intermittent rainfall. Temperatures will continue their upward trend since hitting rock bottom on Thursday when the high temperature of 49 degrees marked our most unseasonably cool day of the year. High temperatures will reach the 60s across the state, thanks to bright sunshine and a decreasing wind during the day on Sunday.
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2 weeks ago |
ctinsider.com | Dan Amarante
Several billion years ago, in the chaotic mess of a developing star system, two stars formed in tandem with each other, positioning themselves perfectly to be observed from a distant planet called Earth many years later. A new Yale study has identified nearly 600 of these twin systems that are aligned in an "edge-on" configuration, opening the door to new research on exoplanets and the stars that host them.
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RT @insider_ct: Flood watch in effect for Connecticut as rain soaks Friday forecast. Here's how much rain to expect. https://t.co/cJaLzLrF4a
Wind gust to 59 mph as the line of severe storms came through.
HARTFORD/BRADLEY,CT (BDL) ASOS reports gust of 51 knots (58.7 mph) from W @ 2005Z -- KBDL 032005Z 27021G51KT 4SM +TSRA FEW050CB SCT065 BKN110 OVC150 20/16 A2986 RMK AO2 PK WND 23051/1956 WSHFT 1949 RAB1956 PRESRR OCNL LTGICCC NW TS NW MOV NE P0001 T02000161 $
RT @NWSSevereTstorm: Severe Thunderstorm Warning including Worcester MA, Hartford CT and New Britain CT until 4:45 PM EDT https://t.co/zt0…
