Mike Slifer

RT @danbutler_55: Northern lights on camera Kensington CT @WeatherCT @NBCConnecticut @WFSBnews @StormTeam8 https://t.co/mH7DfByPy4

RT @oldscarf1stweek: 10 second iPhone shot from Connecticut un edited of northern lights in progress @RyanBretonWX @ryanhanrahan @RachelFra…

RT @oldscarf1stweek: Arc out in Northeast Connecticut, expecting, brief pillars, sub storm soon https://t.co/3TQYxyHlMj

Some good news! The CT River has crested and is now below the flood stage in Thompsonville and Hartford. Minor flooding continues for points south, but the water is receding and will be below flood stage tomorrow https://t.co/iULWENOS1l

RT @SunSetAcresCT: CT River Freshet in Haddam Neck CT @MikeSliferWX @jillgilardi @MarkDixonTV @scottvgagliardi @RachelFrank_CT @StormFurey…

RT @Justin_Zepperi: Sunset Tonight 😍 https://t.co/lwbqDeNHWJ

There's the worm moon! Eclipse totality is tonight between 2:26 a.m. and 3:31 a.m. Fingers crossed the clouds stay away! https://t.co/HZW3Ok13u0

Thinking of Maine while we bask in the sunshine & unseasonable warmth here today https://t.co/bTMtjRlV5v

Hope everyone has a great weekend! Don't forget we "spring forward" as daylight saving time begins. Check those smoke detector batteries, too! https://t.co/7wqsob18FI

Shhhh don’t wake the eagle… see you with the forecast on @WFSBnews now! https://t.co/aUwE3ppNz7

Heavy rain is dropping visibility across the state. This will also allow for some poor drainage flooding! Timing out the rest of the rain & wind on this First Alert Weather Day at 7 on WFSB, 7:30 on the Wax. Join us! https://t.co/FwqBd883Id

As of today, the snowfall deficit for the Hartford Area is 21.7"... which is the amount of snow we have received so far this season! https://t.co/Q33ASCYFZa

REMINDER: Ice must be at least 4" thick to safely support you walking on it! With such warm weather and rain on the way, a lot of melting will occur for bodies of water that are still iced over. Be safe! https://t.co/vJf72RL3Er

Some good news for tomorrow? The gradual melting over the last couple weeks means there is very little snowpack left in CT. That will decrease the flood risk a bit (although we still anticipate some localized poor drainage flooding) https://t.co/7fcy8jPn62

Meteorological winter (Dec 1 - Feb 28) was both drier than average and, believe it or not, warmer than average! We'll explain why and chat more about Wednesday's First Alert Weather Day on WFSB+ at 9:30 https://t.co/V248Rx6jp6

RT @SunSetAcresCT: Great sunset this evening on CT River Haddam Neck CT. @MikeSliferWX @jillgilardi @scottvgagliardi @StormFurey @Ash_Baylo…

A shift in wind direction has pushed some temperatures up. Northwesterly winds will ultimately help to drop temperatures back into the 30s statewide tonight. The wind will also help to dry everything up, so no slick spots are expected https://t.co/PuVT78Tqto