About Anthony Smartcast
Connecticut-focused weather forecasting built on accuracy, clarity, and a genuine passion for keeping people safe when storms roll in.
Keeping Connecticut Informed
Connecticut sits at a unique meteorological crossroads — nor'easters from the Atlantic, lake-effect snow from the Great Lakes, and severe thunderstorm corridors that can spin up rapidly in summer. Generic national forecasts often miss the nuance that matters most to CT residents.
Anthony Smartcast was built to fill that gap. Every forecast, alert, and storm track is focused exclusively on Connecticut — from the shoreline communities of New Haven and New London to the Litchfield Hills and the Connecticut River Valley.
What Drives Every Forecast
Accuracy First
Forecasts sourced directly from the National Weather Service and cross-referenced with multiple models before publication.
Plain Language
No jargon. Weather information delivered in clear, actionable terms so you know exactly what to expect and when.
Rapid Alerts
Severe weather alerts are surfaced the moment NWS issues them — no delay, no filtering, no missed warnings.
Hyper-Local Focus
Coverage built around Connecticut's 169 towns, eight counties, and the unique microclimates that make CT weather so dynamic.
Everything You Need, One Place
Check Alerts First
The Severe Weather Alerts page shows all active NWS warnings, watches, and advisories for Connecticut in real time. Bookmark it.
Track Storms on Radar
The Storm Tracker page features a live animated radar map. Use the timeline scrubber to replay the last hour and watch storm cells move across the state.
Find Your Town Forecast
CT Town Forecasts delivers 7-day and 24-hour outlooks for 12 major Connecticut towns, sourced directly from the National Weather Service.
Stay Prepared
When a watch or warning is issued, take it seriously. Have a plan, keep an emergency kit, and monitor conditions as the storm approaches.
Storm Season Is Always Around the Corner
Stay ahead of Connecticut weather with real-time alerts, live radar, and town-by-town forecasts.