5:00 PM Update: A Few Big Storms Left

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By Sam Kantrow on July 18, 2012, 4:19pm

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5 pm Update:  Things really calming down across the state right now.  All of the warnings have expired across the state, but we do have a severe thunderstorm watch in effect until 9pm across the state with the exception of Litchfield County.  This will probably expire before 9 PM.  There's also a flash flood warning for Hartford, Tolland, and Windham counties until 6:15pm.

4:16 PM Update: Severe t-storm warning in Litchfield County for a storm near Burlington, and another warning in New London County for a storm that's in Old Lyme right now moving ESE at 29 mph.  

4:00 PM Update:  Seeing the storms starting to move eastbound, but we're still looking closely at a storm in the area around Harwinton, and another strong storm in Chester.  There has also been a Severe Thunderstorm Warning issued for the storm in Harwinton until 4:30.

 

3:30 PM Update:  Things are beginning to calm down for Litchfield County, but there is still lots of action south of I-84.  We're still keeping an eye on these strong storms rolling through, here's what the updated radar looks like:

 

2:50 PM Update:  A few very severe storms, the strongest of which is in Northeastern CT.  The potential for 4 inch hail in the Woodstock area.  Latest watches/warnings:

Pink indicates a severe t-storm watch, orange indicates severe thunderstorm warning, and red indicates a flash flood warning.

2:10 PM Update:  Big thunderstorm heading towards Middlebury right now, another strong one in Sharon.

1:40 Update:  A severe thunderstorm warning has been issued until 2:30 PM in Litchfield County.  Could see heavy rain, strong winds, lightning and hail as well.  Latest Radar:

1PM update:  Severe thunderstorm watch across the state until 9 pm.  We currently have one large hailstorm rolling by Stamford.  It has potentially 1.25 inch hail, so be careful!  Updated Radar:

Here's your noon update on severe storm potential across the state.  Check out the image above.  This is a screenshot from HRRR showing that we'll be in the thick of the action starting around 3pm.

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