The following is a technical discussion written by Eyewitness News meteorologists.
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Meteorologist Mike Slifer said the weekend will be brighter and warmer.
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Chief meteorologist Mark Dixon said the air quality will be much better this weekend, and temperatures are trending up!
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Meteorologist Mike Slifer said isolated showers and storms were possible Friday afternoon. Here's his Friday noon forecast.
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Meteorologist Scot Haney said an air quality alert remains through 1 p.m. Friday. Scattered storms were possible in the afternoon. Here's his 7 a.m. forecast.
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Meteorologist Scot Haney said wildfire smoke will once again impact Connecticut's weather on Friday. Here's his 4:30 a.m. forecast.
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Smoky conditions continue to improve, but air quality will still be at unhealthy levels - especially for sensitive groups.