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Connecticut — Radio Across America (coastal storm signal, emergency-ready hub)
Connecticut mode: coastal storms hit fast — nor’easters, coastal flooding, wind-driven outages, and icy inland surprises. This is your one-tab dashboard: streams + local TV + official alerts.
Fast taps: hit NWS Alerts (official), keep a radio stream running, and use local TV links when the weather turns dramatic.
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🎧 Listen Live — Connecticut

TuneIn + optional Audacy
Tip: For nor’easters, keep one “news” stream running and one “local” station ready. When power flickers, radio doesn’t panic.

📻 Connecticut Local Radio

Fast links

Connecticut Public (WNPR) — NPR

Statewide public radio news—solid during storms and public safety events.

WTIC NewsTalk 1080 — Hartford

Big signal talk/news option for Hartford and beyond.

WPLR 99.1 — New Haven

Local staple; community updates and regional coverage in the mix.

WEZN “The River” 99.9 — Southern CT

Coastal signal—useful on the shoreline during wind + flood events.

NOAA Weather Radio

Old-school emergency MVP: NOAA Weather Radio info and transmitter maps.

WPKN 89.5 — Bridgeport (Community)

Independent/community signal with local awareness and regional info.

📺 Connecticut TV News

Local coverage

WFSB Channel 3 — Hartford

Statewide leader; weather desk is clutch during winter storms.

WTNH News 8 — New Haven

Breaking local coverage with storm tracking and alerts.

WVIT NBC Connecticut — Hartford

NBC affiliate coverage with strong weather updates.

FOX61 — Hartford

Local headlines + severe weather continuity.

CT Insider — Statewide

Wide Connecticut reporting network (print/digital) useful for statewide updates.

🚨 Real-Time National Weather Service Alerts — Connecticut

api.weather.gov • area=CT
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Coastal CT tip: watch storm surge + wind-driven outages. When data gets weird, radio stays honest.