STORM WATCH: Areas of fog, rain and breezy conditions expected today

And as we continue to track what's happening in our weather across Western Connecticut, we do have opportunities for some spotty showers early in the afternoon, but much of the evening is going to stay pretty quiet. Across the board, still a bit gloomy, still a bit cloudy and may have a couple of spotty showers, especially near Warren and Cornwall. But most of Fairfield County is going to stay pretty dry for the rest of our Thursday. But there is some opportunities for some showers to develop later into the evening, early for tonight. But a lot of the chances for us to see storms is going to come. Check this out around eight and nine o'clock. That's where we're going to see that system really pushing in a bit more, not only widespread rain, but potentially even some thunderstorms during our Friday morning commute. This moves out of here rather quickly as that system starts. Starts to exit some lingering showers are going to be possible, but that front is going to come in right behind it around three, four o'clock. And that's what we'll start to see clearing skies on top of the cooler weather leading into the weekend. So we do have improvements along the way, and this is some much needed rain, nothing that's going to be overly disruptive in terms of impacts, but still going to be a change from what we've had over the last about 18 days. It stays cloudy with temperatures near 70 degrees across Fairfield County from Western Norwalk and especially in Greenwich, which is expected to be around the warmest spots with 72 degrees. Tonight's areas of fog, showers and storms overnight into early Friday morning. But the good news is once we get to the weekend, we're expecting much drier conditions.