Freeze Warning Issued for Southern Connecticut as Temperatures Drop
• Freeze warning issued for southern Connecticut with temperatures expected to drop into the 30s°F.
• Frost advisories are in effect for southern Connecticut until 8 a.m. Monday, extending into the Mid-Atlantic and Midwest.
• Residents advised to protect plants, insulate pipes, and bring pets indoors due to the cold snap.
Southern Connecticut faces freeze warning, temperatures plummeting
A freeze warning is in effect for southern Connecticut, with temperatures forecasted to plummet to around 30°F on Monday night. Northern and inland areas have already seen temperatures in the upper 20s°F, while coastal regions are experiencing temperatures in the mid to upper 30s°F. The National Weather Service has also issued frost advisories for the southern parts of the state, effective until 8 a.m. Monday, with the warnings extending into the Mid-Atlantic and Midwest as far south as North Carolina.
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