Hartford woke Sunday, October 25, to fog and temperatures near freezing, but the gray start is not sticking around. Patchy frost should fade before 8 a.m., with sunshine pushing the city toward a high near 65 degrees under nearly calm winds.
Sunny Sunday Leads Into A Frosty Night
The National Weather Service expects clear skies tonight, with temperatures falling to around 35 degrees and only a light southwest breeze. Monday will bring another sunny afternoon and a high near 68, making it the warmest day before a brief early-week cooldown.
Tuesday And Wednesday Turn Sharply Cooler
Temperatures drop to about 57 degrees Tuesday and 58 Wednesday, though both days should remain sunny and dry. Tuesday night could be the coldest stretch of the week, with a low near 30 and widespread frost developing after midnight, followed by another frosty start Wednesday morning.
Mild Weather Returns Before Halloween
The dry pattern continues Thursday through Saturday, with highs near 67, 70 and 67 degrees, respectively. Rain chances stay close to zero through Friday, while Saturday, October 31, looks mostly sunny for Halloween plans before a small chance of precipitation arrives Saturday night.
The latest outlook expands on Hoodline's earlier Hartford forecast by filling in the midweek chill and late-week warmup. For now, the main weather task is simple: enjoy the sunshine after the fog, and protect sensitive plants when the frost returns.
