The National Weather Service in New York predicts between one and 2.5 inches of rain across Connecticut as a strong frontal system passes through. Flood watches and wind advisories are in effect for the state, with wind gusts predicted to reach 35 to 50 mph, with isolated gusts reaching 55 mph. The National Flood Watch is in effect through Tuesday morning due to excessive rainfall and the runoff could cause rivers, creeks, and streams to overflow. WFSB is calling today a First Alert Weather Day due to the wet and windy conditions. Meanwhile, WTNH is predicting strong, gusty winds and moderate to heavy rain, along with flooding. The temperature will remain mild throughout the day, with highs in the upper 50s once the system passes.