This Just In From The Greenwich Time News Room.....
The National Weather Service has issued an advisory that torrential rainfall of one to two inches an hour is possible in some spots as showers and thunderstorms repeatedly move over the same areas.
As much as three to four inches of rain is expected and some areas could see more than six inches of rainfall.
Officers were looking for suspects in an unrelated robbery on Fairfield Avenue when Officer Frank Forbes pulled into Rosa Hartman Park on Selleck Street and found two teenagers in a parked car with a large flat-screen TV in the back seat, police spokesman Lt. Sean Cooney said.
A house was struck by lightning in Milbrook Wednesday morning, according to a fire dispatcher.
The owner heard a loud explosion and immediately contacted the fire department, who arrived in minutes.
The house was not damaged and no one was injured, the dispatcher said.
Thunderstorms began early this morning and will likely linger throughout the day and into tomorrow, according to the National Weather Service.A five car accident on North Street tied up the road for more than one hour, according to Sgt. John Thorme.
There were no life-threatening injuries. It was a minor accident, he said.
One individual received advance life support and was transported to Greenwich Hospital. And six others were transported to Stamford Hospital, according to Charlee Tuftscq, executive director of Greenwich Emergency Services.
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