Brad Field Weather

A mixed bag of weather will greet Connecticut and the region for the start of April, according to meteorologist Brad Field. There are some signs of changes, however, Field noted in his podcast with co-host Dan Lovallo.

Connecticut and the region will experience splendid, early spring weather the week of March 21, but the weather will diminish by the weekend. In fact, it might feel like winter again, according to meteorologist Brad Field in his latest podcast with co-host Dan Lovallo.

Winter will make a return to Connecticut March 13 through the following weekend, according to meteorologist Brad Field. Details on the week ahead and much more make up the podcast with Field and co-host Dan Lovallo.

The first weekend in March will feature bitter cold weather in Connecticut and the northeast, but it will serve as a prelude to spring-like temperatures the week of Mar. 7, according to meteorologist Brad Field. How long the temperatures hold and much more is discussed by Field and his co-host Dan Lovallo.

Look for weather changes with the arrival of March, according to meteorologist Brad Field. Some days will be mild, while other days will be downright cold, according to Field in his weekly podcast with co-host Dan Lovallo.

Nagging storms, bringing mixed precipitation, will impact Connecticut and the region between Feb. 18-20, according to meteorologist Brad Field.

Connecticut faces a stormy week ahead, as meteorologist Brad Field details in his latest episode of his podcast, along with co-host Dan Lovallo. The storms will bring an array of precipitation from snow to sleet to ice and rain.

A quick hitting storm, coming from Pittsburgh, will drop up to six inches of snow on parts of Connecticut on Feb. 9, according meteorologist Brad Field.

Connecticut to get four snow storms in one week. Between February 7 and February 14, the state could get a total of 20 inches of snow, according to meteorologist Brad Field in his weekly podcast with co-host Dan Lovallo.

A major snowstorm will slam Connecticut and the region Feb. 1 to Feb. 2. In a special episode of his podcast, meteorologist Brad Field has the details.

Frigid weather is pouring into Connecticut for Jan. 29-31, setting the stage for a major snowstorm, according to meteorologist Brad Field. In his weekly podcast with co-host Dan Lovallo, Field details what's ahead over the next five days.

A winter storm will impact Connecticut, dumping four inches of snow on some parts of the state, according to meteorologist Brad Field.

Weather changes are coming for Connecticut and the region, according to meteorologist Brad Field. In his podcast with co-host Dan Lovallo, Field explains when the changes can be expected and why they are occurring.

Substantial rain is in store for Connecticut Jan. 15 into Jan. 16, according to meteorologist Brad Field. Meanwhile, the Polar Vortex has been delayed, but in his weekly conversation with co-host Dan Lovallo, Field explains the vortex will be arriving by next week.

A small winter storm will dump anywhere from an inch of snow and mixed precipitation to higher amounts in elevated areas of Connecticut, according to meteorologist Brad Field. The storm will hit on Jan. 3 with the main precipitation beginning at 4 p.m. However, in his conversation with co-host Dan Lovallo, Field says the nuisance storm could be a harbinger of bigger things.

Connecticut will be receiving heavy rain, wind and fog on Christmas Eve into Christmas, according to meteorologist Brad Field. In his latest podcast with co-host Dan Lovallo, Field notes that power outages are possible, along with dense fog, as snow pack melts. The standing water could turn to ice on Christmas afternoon.

Meteorologist Brad Field is predicting Connecticut will get walloped with a massive snowstorm on Dec. 16 and 17.

Conditions are ripe for a major snowstorm in Connecticut and the region on Dec. 16, according to meteorologist Brad Field. In his weekly podcast with co-host Dan Lovallo, Field is forecasting moderating temperatures for Dec. 10-13, before the weather turns to winter for the middle of the week of Dec. 13. He outlines the possible scenarios in his podcast.

Connecticut will be hit with a nor'easter on Saturday, Dec. 5, according to meteorologist Brad Field. Expect a variety of accumulation totals, wind and cold temperatures, Field stated, in his weekly podcast with co-host Dan Lovallo. Some areas may also hear some thunder, said Field.

Thanksgiving Day in Connecticut will be a rainy one, setting up a mild weekend, according to meteorologist Brad Field. In his weekly podcast with co-host Dan Lovallo, Field is calling for above normal temperatures through the holiday weekend, portending dramatic weather changes. Substantial rainfall will dominate Connecticut weather on Dec. 1 and Dec. 2.

Connecticut is facing mild temperatures for Nov. 20 and Nov. 21, but that is serving as a prelude to cold rain that is about to infiltrate the region. Meteorologist Brad Field, in his weekly podcast with co-host Dan Lovallo, explains the ups and downs of the area's recent weather patterns.

What will the winter weather be like in 2020-21? Meteorologist Brad Field issues his long range forecast for Connecticut and the region in his podcast with co-host Dan Lovallo.

Snow and mixed precipitation are part of the weather forecast for Connecticut and the region for Oct. 29 into Halloween, according to meteorologist Brad Field. In his weekly podcast with co-host Dan Lovallo, Field also issues his long range forecast for winter 2020-21.

In episode 111 of the Brad Field Weather podcast, meteorologist Brad Field is predicting a Friday drencher for Connecticut on Oct. 16. Then the weather takes a turn, as Field explains to his podcast audience and podcast co-host Dan Lovallo.

Connecticut's weather is about to take a dramatic turn, according to meteorologist Brad Field. After a rainy, Sep. 10, the weather will turn delightful on Friday and Saturday, Field explained to co-host Dan Lovallo and his podcast audience. But after a transitional weather day on Sunday, Sep. 13, the weather will turn downright fall-like, a week before the autumn season officially arrives.