It's very early in the fourth and final round of the Travelers Championship and of course it's overcast.
A weather system originating in the Atlantic Ocean off the coast of Massachusetts is circulating counterclockwise and continues to bring moisture over southern New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Connecticut and Rhode Island. The pattern is the same as the past two days with rain and possible thunderstorms expected late afternoon from about 4 p.m. onward.
The weather has been one of the key topics among many people at the event.
Right now, Scott McCarron is having the best of it among the early golfers with a -3 for the day through nine holes. He is at -6 overall and he'll need a miracle and a half just to get close to leader Paul Goydos who leads at -16.
Goydos and Kenny Perry (-15) will be the last twosome today and will tee off at 2 p.m.
Yale alumnus Bob Heintz (-7) will start his final round at 11:53 a.m.
Connecticut fan favorite and former Fairfield resident J.J. Henry just finished his first hole and he parred it to stay at -6 overall.