Tyler's Weather - Bristol, Connecticut, 06010 USA
>> Welcome to the newly redesigned www.TylersWeather.com, proud to be your weather homepage! Bristol, Connecticut weather is published here a few times per week. I build my forecasts using local conditions monitored from a Davis Vantage Pro 2 weather station, NEXRAD Doppler Radar, and NOAA (National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration) weather model guidance. I am Tyler, and my interest in forecasting the weather all started back at Chippens Hill Middle School in the Seventh Grade. Currently, I am a senior at Bristol Eastern High School. In 2006 the online version of my forecast replaced the once daily paper version from CHMS. My site is mostly viewed by Bristol Central & Bristol Eastern students, but more and more people are beginning to learn where the real Bristol weather information is located! Well-known as the Precision-Plus First Alert weather forecast, you can always expect the highest level of accuracy!
Weather Alert! keeping you safe from the elements
>> WINTER STORM WATCH: SNOW IS EXPECTED TO DEVELOP OVER THE WATCH AREA WEDNESDAY MORNING OR EARLY AFTERNOON. THE SNOW MAY BECOME HEAVY AT TIMES WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON AND CONTINUE INTO THE EVENING. THE WEDNESDAY EVENING RUSH HOUR MAY BE QUITE MESSY WITH MODERATE TO HEAVY SNOW FALLING. NORTHEAST WIND GUSTS OF 40 TO 55 MPH MAY ALSO AFFECT THE SOUTHEAST NEW ENGLAND COAST WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON AND NIGHT...WITH THE STRONGEST WINDS ACROSS THE CAPE AND ISLANDS. THIS COULD RESULT IN POOR VISIBILITIES AND SOME BLOWING AND DRIFTING SNOW. THE SNOW WILL BE WET ACROSS THE COAST AND BRING THE POTENTIAL FOR A FEW POWER OUTAGES. THE SNOW SHOULD DIMINISH IN INTENSITY AND TAPER OFF TO FLURRIES AFTER MIDNIGHT.
School Prediction. homework or not
>> Wednesday, February 10, 2010: 90% No School, 10% Early Dismissal
Weather Discussion. how the forecast will impact your life
>> Welcome to the brand new website! I hope you thoroughly enjoy the new design, which features more up-to-date weather data and forecasts! I have worked very hard on developing an exclusive icon set for Tyler's Weather, many icons of which you can view below right now. Now for the forecast! On Tuesday, I expect not even one weather related problem (sure, its cold, but it also February 9th)! However, clouds will increase towards nightfall and snow will develop just after Wednesday morning's commute. It will be light to moderate in intensity, but becoming heavy as the afternoon wears on and the storm ramps up just off of long island. I expect all of the snow to be gone by the time we wake up on Thursday. In fact, I think there may even be a nice, fairly clear sunrise over the fresh new snow. In terms of amounts, I think anywhere between 4"-7" will accumulate through central Connecticut. Thursday through Saturday look to be fantastic middle winter days, perfect for some skiing or snowboarding at a local ski area. Enjoy the long-anticipated snow on Wednesday (oh yeah, we won't have school)!
5-Day Forecast. a planner for those who think ahead
Tuesday

35 15

Mostly sunny skies.
Wednesday

30 23

Snow, heavy at times. Gusty NE wind.
Thursday

34 21

Clearing, windy and cold.
Friday

29 15

Mostly sunny skies.
Saturday

30 13

Mostly sunny skies.
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