STORM WATCH: Strong-to-severe thunderstorms tonight with a dramatic drop in temperatures tomorrow in Connecticut

Pepper local headlines. It's been a busy day weather-wise. Skyler's here with the latest for us. Marissa and Kevin, we have a lot going on as we head throughout the next several hours. We have strong storms that are going to be moving here very quickly, around 50, 55 miles per hour is how fast those storms are moving into our area now. Now that's going to occur over the next couple of hours. While it's here, it's going to pack a little bit of a punch with some of that heavy rain, those downpours, the potential for damaging wind, both straight-lined wind and there's a chance for some rotation. So we're going to keep an eye on that. The potential for severe weather is certainly there, as well as lightning. We could see some of that isolated flash flooding. We're not expecting widespread, but in some of those downpours, especially if you have a poorly maintained storm drain, things like that. This is going to set the stage for that cold air to move in. This is that strong cold front that's now moving through, bringing with it some of this nastier weather that we're going to be dealing with. So in terms of what that's going to be looking like. Those damaging gusts are my primary concerns. 40, 50, 60 miles per hour is possible. There could be some small hail and there is the potential for rotation within this too. On top of the downpours, it's going to be an active evening. We'll keep you updated every step of the way.