A city of central Connecticut south-southwest of Hartford. Tin and brass industries were established here in the 18th century. Population: 70,700.
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Temperature: 40°F /
4°C
RealFeel Temperature™: 33°F / 0°C Humidity: 100% Winds: NE 7 mph / 11 kmh Pressure: 30.23" Visibility: 4 mi. / 6 km |
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48°F /
8°C LO: 27°F / -2°C |
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2°C LO: 20°F / -6°C |
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0°C LO: 17°F / -8°C |
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