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GOV. MALLOY: MAJOR COASTAL STORM TO IMPACT STATE LATE TUESDAY INTO WEDNESDAY
Flood Watches and Wind Advisories Issued For Most of State
(HARTFORD, CT) - Governor Dannel P. Malloy today cautioned residents about a major coastal storm that will impact Connecticut beginning late tonight and lasting into Wednesday.
"The current forecast is calling for heavy rain, minor flooding, and high winds, so I want people to take common-sense precautions to secure their property and be aware of deteriorating conditions as the height of this storm approaches," said Governor Malloy. "If you have travel plans tomorrow, please use caution on the roadways and give yourself some extra time to get your destination."
"The current forecast is calling for heavy rain, minor flooding, and high winds, so I want people to take common-sense precautions to secure their property and be aware of deteriorating conditions as the height of this storm approaches," said Governor Malloy. "If you have travel plans tomorrow, please use caution on the roadways and give yourself some extra time to get your destination."
Total rainfall is expected to range from 2 - 3 inches across the state, with a few locally higher amounts. Wind gusts are forecast to be sustained at 25 - 35 MPH with gusts to 50 MPH at times inland and 55 MPH at the coast.
The Division of Emergency Management and Homeland Security (DEMHS) will continue to monitor the storm's progress and is ready to coordinate any response or assistance that may be necessary.
The Division of Emergency Management and Homeland Security (DEMHS) will continue to monitor the storm's progress and is ready to coordinate any response or assistance that may be necessary.
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For Immediate Release: November 26, 2013
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