Trick-or-treaters should expect winds of 15-25 mph with gusts as high as 50, according to the National Weather Service. “Gusty winds will blow around unsecured objects,” the National Weather Service went on to say. “Tree limbs could be blown down and some power outages may result.

While light showers are expected Friday morning, the National Weather Service reports, Connecticut will only have partly cloudy skies by the time people are trick-or-treating.

Winds will pick up during the day on Thursday, with a westerly breeze peaking in the afternoon at 15 to 35 mph for most inland areas and up to 45 mph along the shoreline. Scattered power outages are possible, but the lack of foliage on many trees this time of year should prevent any widespread outages due to downed trees.

A Stage 2 drought advisory “is an awareness stage, identifying an emerging drought event that could potentially impact water supplies, agriculture, and natural ecosystems. It is the second of five levels under the Connecticut Drought Preparedness and Response Plan, with Stage 1 being the lowest and Stage 5 the most extreme,” according to Lamont.

Though Saturday is expected to be windy, it will be much weaker than the winds the state saw Thursday and Friday.

MILFORD, CT. (WFSB) - Crews are working to salvage a barge in Milford. Officials say that the barge washed up on Woodmont Beach. The Coast Guard is aware and is making a plan to salvage it. Officials urge people to not approach the barge.

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