Glastonbury's Work Week Forecast Has it All

The latest back-to-work forecast is only missing snow. Still no sign of snow in the forecast.

If you can, try and enjoy Monday’s weather. A gorgeous fall day with plenty of sunshine and temps in the low 60s for southern Connecticut and upper 50s in Hartford and Tolland counties.

Monday night temps drop back into the mid 30s for southern Connecticut and below freezing up north.

And then a noticeable change on Tuesday. Temps won’t hit 50 degrees in Connecticut.

The entire state will be in the upper 40s and at night we can see some patchy frost, the National Weather Service states. Expect temps in the low 30s for southern Connecticut Tuesday night and in the upper 20s for northern Connecticut.

Wednesday will be a nice fall day with temps in the low 50s and mostly sunny skies. Temps won’t fall much at night as Thursday looks to be a day of heavy rain for southern Connecticut.

Rain is forecast all day and night on Thursday with temps in the low 60s. The rain may be heavy, the National Weather Service predicts.

For Hartford and Tolland counties expect showers all day on Thursday, but as of right now there is no mention of heavy rain up north.

On Friday, sunshine returns with temps in the mid 50s.

The weekend looks sunny right now with temps in the upper 40s.

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