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Alert Day Sun. for high heat and potentially strong storms

CT endures First Alert Weather Day as humidity and heat rise

Connecticut residents heading to the coast to beat the heat as dangerously high temperatures and humidity can create serious risks.

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Alert Day Sunday for high heat and potentially strong storms

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First Alert Weather Days Sunday and Monday for dangerous heat & risk of storms

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Stormy tonight with heavy rain, clearing Saturday

Storms are beginning to develop in northeast Kansas.

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Houston forecast: Scattered storms continue Saturday

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First Alert Weather Days issued for Sunday and Monday due to dangerous heat & strong storms

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Beware of overnight flooding as strong storms hit the Prairies Friday

Evening storms along a boundary in southern Alberta could pose a flooding risk for Calgary overnight due to little north or south movement.

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First Alert: Scattered storms this weekend then upper 90s return

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Widespread storms likely Friday before drier, hotter conditions take over

CT heat advisories expand as record-high temperatures possible with heat index over 100

Southern parts of Connecticut are under a heat advisory for Friday when temperatures will soar into the 90s with heat index values over 100.

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How to prevent heat illness as Connecticut faces humid conditions and reduced air quality Friday

Another heat advisory is in effect Friday with heat index values of up to 105 expected in some areas, according to the National Weather Service. The heat advisory was issued for most of the state, excluding southern New London County,

FIRST ALERT WEATHER: Severe thunderstorm warning issued

Chief meteorologist Mark Dixon said a severe thunderstorm warning was issued for part of the state on Friday afternoon.

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Connecticut’s extreme hot weather protocol activated for 2nd time this year: What you need to know

Connecticut’s extreme hot weather protocol is in effect from noon Tuesday, July 15, through at least 8 p.m. Friday, July 18, as hot and humid weather is expected over the next few days.

Severe thunderstorm warning issued for parts of Connecticut, National Weather Service says

The National Weather Service said the storms could bring frequent lightning, quarter-sized hail and wind gusts up to 65 mph.