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No riding to work, but I'll bail on rain as well.Maybe, depending on whether I ride into work or not.
The National Weather Service has issued a Severe Thunderstorm Watch for Litchfield, Hartford, Tolland, Windham and Fairfield Counties until 8:00 PM. At 1:55 PM radar showed a broken line of showers and thunderstorms in Central NY and PA. These storms are moving to the East at 45 MPH and some of these storms contain hail and high winds. Individual storms are also forming in front of the line in Eastern NY and Western CT. One of these individual storms has formed near Torrington and is moving the East at 25 MPH. The line of Storms in NY is expected to reach Western CT between 6:00 – 7:00 PM and the Hartford area approximately 60 minutes later. Any storms that form along the line or individually have the potential for large hail (to 1” in diameter) and strong winds to 70 MPH in downbursts. Frequent lightning is also likely with these storms. Storms will tend to pop up and down this afternoon and towns should closely monitor their media outlets for the latest information on these storms. The most likely area for Severe Storms is North and West of I-84 and West of Route 8 in Southern CT.