Brad Field Weather: Recent Episodes
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Award-winning meteorologist Brad Field and broadcast veteran Dan Lovallo discuss the immediate weather and the why of weather for Connecticut, New England and the nation.
Connecticut will be hit with back-to-back rain storms on Apr. 6 and Apr. 7, followed by a mild spell that will blossom into a big, spring warm up. That is the prediction of meteorologist Brad Field in his season-ending podcast with co-host Dan Lovallo.
Bombogenesis will be part of a storm on Mar. 12 that hits Connecticut and the region, according to meteorologist Brad Field. After the week of Mar. 12-13, however, the area's weather makes a dramatic change.
Don't put your snow shovels way just yet, Connecticut. That's the message from meteorologist Brad Field, as he looks at the latest weather forecast for the region. Several snowstorms could be on the horizon.
Connecticut will be walloped with a Nor'easter on Friday, Feb. 25, as accumulating snow, sleet and ice pellets will dominate the weather. Once the storm moves out, cold weather will settle in for a considerable period of time, according to meteorologist Brad Field.
Meteorologist Brad Field is predicting wild weather swings from Feb. 17 into early March. In his latest podcast, Field and co-host Dan Lovallo discuss what is in store for Connecticut and the region during this time frame.
After a mild stretch of weather, Connecticut could be in for a moderate snowstorm on Sunday. Meteorologist Brad Field has all the details in his latest podcast.
A snowstorm looms for Connecticut for Jan. 28 into the 29th but how much depends on how the storm develops, according to meteorologist Brad Field.
Connecticut is about to get hit with a winter wallop over the next month, according to meteorologist Brad Field. The action will begin on Jan. 14, when Arctic weather pours into the state, followed by a major snowstorm. Field has all the details in his latest podcast.
Connecticut is about to get hit with its first snowstorm of the new year, starting on Jan. 7. After the storm, more precipitation could hit the region over the weekend, before bitter, cold weather seeps into the region the week of Jan. 9.
As 2021 winds down, meteorologist Brad Field is predicting rain to usher in 2022, but is the persistently, mild weather pattern in Connecticut about to breakdown. In his weekly podcast with co-host Dan Lovallo, Field notes a major snowstorm is possible for Jan. 7, 2022.
Winter has arrived and meteorologist Brad Field gives his long-range winter forecast for Connecticut and the region, entering 2022. Field also talks about a potential snowstorm for Christmas.
Weather changes are aloft for Connecticut and the New England region, according to meteorologist Brad Field. In his latest episode with co-host Dan Lovallo, Field explains what is in store for the weather, after an unseasonably mild stretch.
It is the return of the Brad Field Weather podcast with meteorologist Brad Field and co-host Dan Lovallo. Field and Lovallo discuss the podcast's return, while also examining the weather for Connecticut and the region for the period of Dec. 10 into Christmas week. Field also speculates on whether the area will have snow on the ground for Christmas.
Henri, which will develop into a hurricane, will directly impact Connecticut, according to meteorologist Brad Field. In a special Brad Field Weather podcast, Field and co-host Dan Lovallo talk about the storm, its time line and how it will effect Connecticut.
Meteorologist Brad Field has revealed his summer forecast for Connecticut and the region and it might be a tale of two summers. Plus Field and co-host Dan Lovallo make a big announcement.
The cool, wet weather pattern for Connecticut will continue into the week of May 9, according to meteorologist Brad Field. In his weekly podcast with co-host Dan Lovallo, Field talks about why the pattern continues and also explains the difference between a "weather watch" and a "weather warning."
Connecticut's weather will be on a bit of a roller coaster ride the week of April 25, according to meteorologist Brad Field, in his latest podcast with co-host Dan Lovallo. The two talk about the weather changes and also look back at what led them to pursue their career paths.
A spring Nor'easter is headed toward Connecticut April 15 and 16, according to meteorologist Brad Field. In some areas there could be snow accumulation, Field noted in his weekly podcast with co-host Dan Lovallo. After the storm, a cool weather pattern will settle over the region.
Enjoy the next few days because April showers are on the way, as the weather changes in Connecticut the week of April 11. Meteorologist Brad Field has all the details in his weekly podcast with co-host Dan Lovallo.
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.
Renowned Rhode Island meteorologist Steve Cascione is the guest on the latest Brad Field Weather podcast. Meteorologist Brad Field and Cascione reminisce about their days on Rhode Island television and look back on their long friendship. Field also provides the latest forecast for March 18 into the following week.
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 drastic weather change is on the horizon for Connecticut and the continental United States, according to meteorologist Brad Field. Because of changes in temperature above the North Pole, a brutal, stretch of winter weather is on the verge of infiltrating the region, beginning Jan. 14, 2021. Brad has all the details in his podcast with co-host Dan Lovallo.
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.
An unsettled stretch of weather will usher in the New Year for Connecticut residents, according to meteorologist Brad Field. In his weekly podcast with co-host Dan Lovallo, Field also predicts a dramatic change in the weather pattern in mid-January and what it will mean.
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.
Connecticut's weather is about to make a dramatic change, according to meteorologist Brad Field. In his weekly podcast with co-host Dan Lovallo, Field notes that 70-degree days will be gone for awhile and during the week of Nov. 15, 2020, some daytime highs will only be in the 30s.
Unseasonably mild weather is returning to Connecticut and the region, starting Nov. 6, as meteorologist Brad Field explains in his weekly podcast with co-host Dan Lovallo.
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.
Connecticut's weather is about to make a dramatic turn. Expect the turn to become noticeable on Oct. 25, as temperatures cool, after a trend of moderating weather. Much needed rain is also in the forecast, as explained by meteorologist Brad Field in his weekly podcast with co-host Dan Lovallo.
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.
Enjoy Oct. 10 because Connecticut's weather is about to change. In his weekly weather podcast, meteorologist Brad Field notes that remnants of Hurricane Delta will impact Connecticut's weather on Oct. 12 and 13. Field also discusses the outlook for the rest of October's weather with co-host Dan Lovallo.
The first weekend of autumn will be terrific for Connecticut and the region. That will set up a rain event for Oct. 5, according to meteorologist Brad Field. What about a long range winter forecast? Field and his podcast co-host Dan Lovallo delve into that topic too.
The weekend weather in Connecticut will be delightful from Sep. 25 through Sep. 27, but then there will be changes in the weather, entering October, according to Brad Field. The noted meteorologist details the changes in his weekly podcast with co-host Dan Lovallo.
Drought-like conditions persist in Connecticut, according to meteorologist Brad Field in his latest podcast with co-host Dan Lovallo. Field states there does not appear to be any significant rain in the offing. Adding to the atmosphere is a dramatic change in the weather, with cooler than normal temperatures about to infiltrate the region.
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.
Our weather in Connecticut for the Labor Day weekend will be a winner, according to meteorologist Brad Field. After steamy air moves out on Sep. 3, drier where will set up a spectacular weekend Field explained to co-host Dan Lovallo.
Connecticut faces the chance of severe weather on Aug. 27, 2020, especially in the afternoon, according to meteorologist Brad Field. The state may also get remnants of Laura come Saturday. Field details it all in his latest weather podcast with co-host Dan Lovallo.
After a respite in heat and humidity, Connecticut's weather will heat up, starting on Aug. 22, according to meteorologist Brad Field. The week of Aug. 23 will also bring some uncertainty, because of the position of a cold front, Field told co-host Dan Lovallo in their weekly weather podcast. Meanwhile, the high point of the hurricane season starts on Aug. 20 and the stage is set for the tropics to be very active, Field stated.
Spectacular weather is ahead for Connecticut, according to meteorologist Brad Field. The week of August 16 is the week to be on vacation, Field told his audience and podcast co-host Dan Lovallo. The weather, after Monday, August 17 will be the pick. Field and Lovallo also looked back at Tropical Storm Isaias and what changed from the original forecast.
Connecticut will be in the path of Isaias, according to meteorologist Brad Field. In a special storm podcast with co-host Dan Lovallo, Field says Tuesday - particularly Tuesday afternoon into Tuesday night, August 4, will be stormy, as Isaias passes over Connecticut. Damaging winds and heavy rains are expected.
Hurricane Isaias will more than likely impact Connecticut, according to meteorologist Brad Field. In his weekly weather podcast with co-host Dan Lovallo, Field explains the early indications on where the hurricane path is headed and the Nutmeg State is expected to feel at least part of the hurricane.
After a brief respite, the heat wave will return for Connecticut, according to meteorologist Brad Field. In his weekly podcast with co-host Dan Lovallo, Field notes that the heat and humidity will build back into the region on Sunday, July 26.
Connecticut will be faced with its hottest weather of the season the weekend of July 18-19, according to meteorologist Brad Field. In his latest podcast with co-host Dan Lovallo, Field explains why the weather will be hot and for how long the heat will last.
Expect remnants of "Fay" to hit Connecticut late Friday, July 10 into Saturday, July 11. The state could get more than one inch of rain. Warm and humid temperatures will give way to a brief respite, before the hottest weather of the summer infiltrates the Nutmeg State, according to meteorologist Brad Field in his weekly podcast with Dan Lovallo.
Don't let rain on Friday, July 3 fool you says meteorologist Brad Field in his weekly podcast with co-host Dan Lovallo. After a murky start to Saturday, July 4, the Independence Day weather forecast improves for Connecticut residents and the region.
Much-needed rain is possible in Connecticut for the June 27-28 weekend, according to meteorologist Brad Field. In his weekly podcast with co-host Dan Lovallo, Field notes that the dry spell in the region could be interrupted by storms on Saturday and Sunday, making for a weekend of contrasts in the weather.
Right on time. With the arrival of summer on June 20, summer weather will be making a major impact on Connecticut and the region, according to meteorologist Brad Field. In his weekly podcast with co-host Dan Lovallo, Field details how long the weather will be trending in this direction.
Connecticut and the region can expect spectacular weather from June 12, 2020 well into the following week, according to meteorologist Brad Field in his weekly podcast with co-host Dan Lovallo. Field also talks about what to expect from the weather, when summer arrives June 20.
After a murky start to the weekend, Connecticut will be facing a pleasant stretch of weather, according to meteorologist Brad Field. On the 76th anniversary of D-Day, Field and podcast co-host Dan Lovallo also talk about the impact of weather on the D-Day invasion.
A transition in Connecticut's weather from May 29 to May 30 with set up a delightful stretch of weather, according to meteorologist Brad Field in his weekly podcast with co-host Dan Lovallo.
The Memorial Day weekend will feature rain and cool weather for Connecticut but by Memorial Day temperatures should reach the 70s. That will serve as a prelude to a warm up, before our weather transitions yet again, according to meteorologist Brad Field in his weekly podcast with Dan Lovallo. The co-hosts also talk about the meaning of Memorial Day, during the podcast.
Storms, warm temperatures, tropical-like rain, cool temperatures and then a spring warm-up are all port of the latest weather forecast for Connecticut, leading up to the Memorial Day weekend. Connecticut and the region will receive a variety of weather elements, starting with Thursday night, May 14, according to meteorologist Brad Field, who detailed the outlook in his weekly podcast with co-host Dan Lovallo.
A May snowfall? That is what is on tap for portions of Connecticut, according to meteorologist Brad Field in his latest podcast with co-host Dan Lovallo. Some areas could get up to and even more than an inch of snow on May 8 into May 9. Field also explains why the weather continues to be unseasonably cold.
The weather for Connecticut on Sunday, May 3, will be spectacular, according to meteorologist Brad Field in his latest podcast. However, computer models show a below-normal weather trend continuing well into May, Field told his audience and co-host Dan Lovallo.
It is beginning to look more and more as if springtime weather in Connecticut will be only a dream. In their latest Brad Field weather podcast, meteorologist Brad Field and co-host Dan Lovallo talk about the unseasonably cold April and what is ahead into May for Connecticut and the region.
A mid-April snowstorm will strike portions of Connecticut on April 17 into April 18, according to meteorologist Brad Field. Some areas of the state could receive up to five inches of snow, Field reports, in his weekly podcast with co-host Dan Lovallo.
A mild but cloudy Easter is on the horizon for Connecticut and the region but a mild and rainy Monday will serve as a prelude to more cold weather, according to meteorologist Brad Field in his latest podcast with co-host Dan Lovallo. There is even the chance of substantial snowfall.
Following a nasty weather-Friday on April 3, the weather in Connecticut and New England will turn nice, according to meteorologist Brad Field. Monday, April 6, could be the pick of the week, with a mild spring day on tap, according to Field, in his weekly podcast with co-host Dan Lovallo.
Look for a cold Sunday, March 29 in Connecticut and the region, according to meteorologist Brad Field. Saturday, March 28, looks to be the better of the two days. The weather remains unsettled into next week, according to Field, in his weekly podcast with co-host Dan Lovallo.
As the first full week of spring gets underway, winter is returning to Connecticut. Most portions of the state will get some snow over the next 12 to 18 hours, according to meteorologist Brad Field. In his podcast with co-host Dan Lovallo, Field also states that the northwest hills of Connecticut could get from 3 to 5 inches of snow on grassy surfaces and slush on the roadways.
Spring has arrived but Connecticut could be facing two storms in the next 10 days that could bring snow. Meteorologist Brad Field, in his weekly podcast with co-host Dan Lovallo, details what is on the weather map and why snow could impact the state and region.
Weather across Connecticut will remain more like early spring, than the waning days of winter, according to meteorologist Brad Field. In his weekly podcast with co-host Dan Lovallo, Field also looks back at his career and the events which led to his hiring by NBC Connecticut.
After some rain and maybe snow in some regions around New England, spring could make an early arrival with splendid weather on Sunday and Monday, according meteorologist Brad Field. In fact, for Connecticut, Field tells podcast co-host Dan Lovallo, the weather could be fantastic.
March 2020 arrives on Sunday and Connecticut's winter with little snow continues. In his latest podcast, meteorologist Brad Field looks back at some famous February winter snowstorms with co-host Dan Lovallo. He also notes that February 2020 has brought less than an inch of snow to the area. However, March could be a different story. Field points out that the first full weekend of March could pack a wallop.
Two months into winter and weather in Connecticut and the region is anything but. By next week, temperatures could reach 50 degrees. However, in his podcast with Dan Lovallo, meteorologist Brad Field says don't put the snow shovels away just yet.
More nuisance storms will be part of Connecticut's weather the week of Feb. 10 but by Friday the state will spend a couple of days in an Arctic grip, according to meteorologist Brad Field in his weekly weather podcast with co-host Dan Lovallo. By February 22, the region could also experience a dramatic weather change notes Field.
Nuisance storms will dominate Connecticut's weather from early Thursday morning through the weekend, according to meteorologist Brad Field. In his weekly podcast with co-host Dan Lovallo, Field notes small storms will roll along a stationary front leading to light snow, rain and sleet.
Meteorologist Brad Field is sticking by his long-range winter forecast, despite a lack of major snowstorms so far this winter season. In his podcast with co-host Dan Lovallo, Field explains why he still believes February and March will pack a winter punch. He and Lovallo also talk about the forecast for Sunday's Super Bowl game.
What you see is what you get, as far as the Connecticut weather for the week of January 19, and that is cold, cold, cold. According to meteorologist Brad Field in his weekly podcast with Dan Lovallo, temperatures will moderate as the week wears on, however, a weekend storm is possible.
Snow will impact Connecticut and the New England region over the weekend, according to meteorologist Brad Field. In his podcast with co-host Dan Lovallo, Brad discusses when the storm will hit, accumulation totals and the arrival of the storm.
For those who think the weekend weather in Connecticut - with temperatures in the 60s - is a sign of an early spring, think again. In fact, it's anything but, according to meteorologist Brad Field. In his podcast with co-host Dan Lovallo, Brad notes that the weather going to make a dramatic turn toward winter by next weekend. Brad and Dan also talk about weather and history in this podcast.
A stormy Saturday night into Sunday morning is on tap for Connecticut, according to meteorologist Brad Field. How much snow we get, depends on the track of the storm, Field told co-host Dan Lovallo. The weather might also have an effect on the New England Patriots-Tennessee Titans NFL playoff game.
The New Year's Eve weather looks good for revelers, preparing to usher in a new decade in Connecticut and New England, but the forecast for Sunday into Monday could be interesting, as some people may be confronted with ice and/or sleet. Meteorologist Brad Field and broadcaster Dan Lovallo provide all the details.
It is quite possible Connecticut and the region will not experience a "White Christmas" for Dec. 25, 2019. Meteorologist Brad Field and co-host Dan Lovallo preview the weather over the next few days and also take a peak into early 2020.
A mixed bag of precipitation, from snow to sleet and freezing rain will greet Connecticut commuters on Tuesday, Dec. 17, 2019, according to meteorologist Brad Field. Brad updates the situation with co-host Dan Lovallo.
Cold rain, which could start out as some ice, will usher in the weekend weather across Connecticut, according to meteorologist Brad Field. In his podcast with co-host Dan Lovallo, Brad also talks about the potential for a winter storm next week.
After a couple of days of unseasonably, warm weather, snow will return to Connecticut for late Tuesday into Wednesday morning notes meteorologist Brad Field in his podcast with co-host Dan Lovallo.
Brad Field and Dan Lovallo take their Brad Field Weather podcast on the road to WAPJ radio in Torrington. Brad previews the winter for Connecticut and beyond and talks about his career.
The first winter storm of the season will have a major impact on Connecticut, according to meteorologist Brad Field. Some areas of Connecticut could receive up to 18 inches of snow, Field told podcast co-host Dan Lovallo.
Weather will be a dominating story over Thanksgiving weekend and could impact travel, especially on the return trip home, according to award-winning meteorologist Brad Field. In his weekly podcast with co-host Dan Lovallo, Field explains the weekend ahead and also offers an early preview into December. Can you say "I'm dreaming of a white Christmas?"
After a slight break with moderating temperatures, the weather in Connecticut and New England will turn cold again. And there is the chance for some pesky storms heading our way, according to award-winning meteorologist Brad Field, in his weekly podcast with co-host Dan Lovallo.
Award-winning meteorologist Brad Field has issued his much anticipated winter forecast for Connecticut and the region. Noted for its accuracy, the annual report has drawn interest over the years. Field and podcast co-host Dan Lovallo discuss Brad's prediction for the upcoming winter, and let's just say you better make sure the snow blowers are well-oiled and you have plenty of snow shovels.
A rain storm making its way across Connecticut on Nov. 7 is a prelude to dramatic weather changes for the region, according to award-winning meteorologist Brad Field.
A wet Halloween in New England will usher in dramatic changes in our weather, according to meteorologist Brad Field. After temperatures which could reach 70 degrees, a precipitous drop on the thermometer will bring about a cold feel.
Saturday, Oct. 26 is the pick of the weekend, according to meteorologist Brad Field in his latest weather podcast with co-host Dan Lovallo. Look for plenty of rain on Sunday but a week from now the weather will take a dramatic turn.
A nor'easter, expected to wallop Connecticut on Oct. 16 and 17, will set up a nice weekend for the Nutmeg state and the region, according to award-winning meteorologist Brad Field.
A Nor'easter will have a major impact on Connecticut and Cape Cod over the next few days, according to award-winning meteorologist Brad Field. In his podcast with co-host Dan Lovallo, he discusses how and why this storm is packing a wallop.
Connecticut is poised for its first frost advisory on the first Friday of the month. It could also be a blessing for mosquitoes carrying EEE. Award-winning meteorologist Brad Field and co-host Dan Lovallo discuss that and more in their latest podcast.
Our perfect autumn weather continues in the northeast, according to meteorologist Brad Field. But in his podcast with co-host Dan Lovallo, Field predicts changes are looming that will make it seem more fall like.
The final weekend of summer will usher in beautiful summer weather. That will setup a stretch that could last well into October, according to award-winning meteorologist Brad Field in his weekly podcast with Dan Lovallo.
A mixed bag of weather over the next few days will lead to above normal temperatures for the remainder of September, according to meteorologist Brad Field. In his podcast with co-host Dan Lovallo, Field also discusses the activity brewing in the tropics.
Award-winning meteorologist Brad Davis and co-host Dan Lovallo provide an update on Hurricane Dorian and what it means for Connecticut and New England for the upcoming weekend. They also discuss the controversy, involving President Trump, on whether Dorian was ever bound for Alabama.
Hurricane Dorian should miss the U.S. mainland, according to award-winning meteorologist Brad Field in his latest weather podcast. However, the hurricane will still pack a wallop as a Category 2. The good news is weather mechanisms seem to steering the storm to the east, says Field, in his conversation with podcast co-host Dan Lovallo.
Hurricane Dorian is 'life-threatening,' according to meteorologist Brad Field. Field and his podcast co-host Dan Lovallo talk about the monster hurricane that is now bearing down on the Bahamas. Field also discusses the potential storm's path and who and what may be in harms way.
It appears Hurricane Dorian is heading straight for the east coast of Florida, with perhaps Ft. Lauderdale being the landing site. In his latest podcast, meteorologist Brad Field talks about the hurricane with co-host Dan Lovallo and also examines the Labor Day forecast for Connecticut.
Our weather in Connecticut and New England will take on an autumn feel, as summer enters its last month. However, in the nation's midsection, it could get downright cold, according to meteorologist Brad Field.
In his latest weather podcast, meteorologist Brad Field predicts the Atlantic could still be active, this hurricane season. And does TV weather hype the "severe" weather. Brad and co-host Dan Lovallo delve into that and much more on the podcast.
Weather wise, we could have the best weekend of the summer, Aug. 9-11, according to meteorologist Brad Field in his latest podcast. Warm days and cool nights will dominate the Connecticut weather landscape.
July will go in the books as a record month, August trends cooler and could we be in store for a good, old fashion New England weather? Meteorologist Brad Field and co-host Dan Lovallo cover it all in their latest podcast.
Connecticut and the region are set up for a delightful weekend, weather wise, according to meteorologist Brad Field. In his latest podcast with co-host Dan Lovallo, Brad also reviews the recent tornadoes that struck Cape Cod and previews the early August weather.
Connecticut is about to be hit with near record heat and humidity for the upcoming weekend, according to meteorologist Brad Field in his latest podcast with co-host Dan Lovallo. Although Friday's high temperatures will be the determining factor on whether the region will be hit with a heat wave, one thing is for certain, says Field, Saturday and Sunday will be nearly unbearable, weather wise. But there is relief in sight and Field details when and for how long, during his podcast.
Summer heat is on tap for Connecticut and the region, according to meteorologist Brad Field in his latest podcast with co-host Dan Lovallo. By next week, it could get downright sultry for Connecticut and the nation. Field and Lovallo also remember the tornado of 1989 on its 30th anniversary.
The weather for the 4th of July will be near-perfect for Connecticut and the region, according to meteorologist Brad Field. But, in his latest podcast with co-host Dan Lovallo, Field predicts heat and humidity will pour in for Friday, setting up a tropical, stormy Saturday. Field and Lovallo also discuss the recent heat wave that afflicted Europe and preview the long range forecast for July.
Summertime has arrived in Connecticut and the weather seems to be cooperating, according to meteorologist Brad Field in his latest weather podcast co-host with Dan Lovallo. Heat and humidity are infiltrating the region but the weekend looks a bit unsettled. And what does it mean, when a forecaster talks about the percentage of precipitation? Field and Lovallo discuss that topic plus hurricanes and more.
After one more bout of rain and cool weather, real summer weather may be arriving in Connecticut, almost coinciding with the actual arrival date of the season. How long will the summer weather hang around. Meteorologist Brad Field and co-host Dan Lovallo discuss that too, in their latest podcast.
Saturday, June 15, seems to be the pick for nice weather over the next few days, according to meteorologist Brad Field in his weekly podcast with co-host Dan Lovallo. Inclement weather, however, could be an issue in Connecticut for graduation ceremonies and Father's Day. Also, next week's PGA golf tournament in Cromwell, CT could also be impacted by a weather pattern in transition.
A perfect beach weekend is on tap for Connecticut, but a long-range view of June could bring unseasonably cool and wet weather, according to meteorologist Brad Field in his weekly podcast with co-host Dan Lovallo.
After a gorgeous start to the first weekend in June, a cold front that packs a punch could bring severe weather to Connecticut and the northeast, according to meteorologist Brad Field. In his podcast with co-host Dan Lovallo, Field states severe weather cannot be ruled out for late Sunday afternoon into evening, with thunder, lightening, hail and high winds all a possibility. And don't expect any warming on Monday, either, notes Field. Will it ever warm up? Field and Lovallo delve into that topic too.
The Memorial Day weekend weather forecast is a winner, according to award-winning meteorologist Brad Field. Summer's unofficial start will bring warmer temperatures to Connecticut and the region. Field and co-host Dan Lovallo also look ahead, as they discuss the jet stream and what that will mean for the weather in the not-so-distant future.
Could our weather be turning for the better in Connecticut? In his latest podcast, meteorologist Brad Field tells co-host Dan Lovallo, Saturday, May 18 could be spectacular. What about the upcoming Memorial Day weekend? Field also delves into that too, and finally it could mean summer has arrived in Connecticut.
Saturday appears to be the pick of the weekend, as far as the weather is concerned, according to meteorologist Brad Field. Mother's Day might be a different story. In his weekly podcast with co-host Dan Lovallo, Field provides the immediate forecast but also discusses why the spring has been wet and cold. As for when the weather might turn for the better? Field and Lovallo get into that too.
More rain is in the forecast through Sunday, but there is some reason to be optimistic about a turnaround in the weather, according to meteorologist Brad Field, in his latest podcast with Dan Lovallo. Field not only discusses the immediate forecast but what to expect, as May wears along and also about the rainy April that impacted the northeast. As for the tropics? Well, something is brewing down there too.
After a beautiful Thursday, April 25, expect an unsettled stretch of weather, dominated by rain, according to meteorologist Brad Field. In his podcast co-hosted with Dan Lovallo, Field also discusses May temperatures and the effect of the ocean breezes on temperatures across the state of Connecticut.
Easter weekend starts off wet, according to meteorologist Brad Field in his latest podcast. Field and co-host Dan Lovallo also talk about the arrival of the "severe" weather season and what all those words that accompany the season mean.
Rain is in the forecast over the next five days, but the forecast did not dampen the turnout for the first-ever "Brad Field Weather On The Road" event. Friends and listeners of the podcast turned out at The Cambridge House in Granby, Connecticut to hear meteorologist Brad Field and co-host Dan Lovallo talk about the forecast, their podcast and ask questions.
In his latest podcast, meteorologist Brad Field predicts a cold, Friday rain will be the price Connecticut will pay for a terrific spring weekend. Mild temperatures are on tap.
Springlike weather will hit Connecticut for the first portion of the upcoming weekend, according to meteorologist Brad Field. But whatever happened to the Greenland Block? Brad talks about that with co-host Dan Lovallo, plus he and Dan are taking their show on the road. Brad and Dan reveal "Brad Field Weather On The Road."
Spring is getting off to a rainy start, according to meteorologist Brad Field. In his latest podcast with co-host Dan Lovallo, Field reports that the first full day of spring will bring considerable rain to Connecticut and the region. After a delightful Sunday of the season's first weekend, the weather turns again, as is noted in the podcast.
Does a stretch of moderating temperatures indicate a harbinger of an early-spring? Not so says meteorologist Brad Field. In his latest podcast, co-hosted with Dan Lovallo, Field states that the mild temperature stretch will have a short life and he explains why the weather will turn unseasonably cold again and why Connecticut and the region are not out of the woods yet for another snowstorm.
In his latest podcast, meteorologist Brad Field says there are no signs of an early spring. It appears winter will persist in the Northeast. But in his conversation with co-host Dan Lovallo, Field states there is one indication spring is knocking on the door.
Meteorologist Brad Field predicts a fast-moving snowstorm Sunday night into early Monday morning will pack a wallop. In his podcast co-hosted with Dan Lovallo, Field details when the storm will have its largest impact and why the clean-up operation will be difficult but important.
Connecticut is expected to get hit with two storms this weekend and it could be the start of a wintry stretch, according to meteorologist Brad Field in his latest podcast. Field and co-host Dan Lovallo talk about the stormy stretch in the first weekend of March and also preview the week ahead, including another possible stormy weekend that looms down the road.
A clipper system working its way across Connecticut will be the opening salvo of a winter stretch of weather, according to meteorologist Brad Field. In his podcast with co-host Dan Lovallo, Field says after the storm, a weekend storm is possible, followed by near record-breaking cold in the first full week of March.
A wet Sunday, with cold rain and possibly ice spots, will precede a very windy Monday, according to meteorologist Brad Field. In his latest podcast, co-hosted with broadcaster Dan Lovallo, Field talks about the possibility of a major snowstorm in Connecticut during the first weekend in March.
Meteorologist Brad Field says the next weather system to hit Connecticut will have more ice than snow with it. In his latest podcast, co-hosted by Dan Lovallo, the two talk about an interesting weather stretch. Field believes another significant storm could strike on Feb. 27, followed by an Arctic blast and then a whooper of a storm on Mar. 4. Field and Lovallo also discuss weather in other areas of the country, including Las Vegas.
A snowstorm, starting Sunday night and lasting into Presidents' Day could be a nuisance, according to meteorologist Brad Field. Field details the path of the storm and snow amounts, during his latest podcast with co-host Dan Lovallo.
Presidents' Day Weekend should bring calm weather to Connecticut, but in his latest podcast, meteorologist Brad Field predicts the week of Feb. 17 could offer a challenge for weather forecasters. Field, along with co-host Dan Lovallo, also delve into several other topics, including the sun, snow amounts and weather in Seattle.
A Nor'easter looming over the eastern seaboard on Tuesday could make for a tough call for school superintendents in Connecticut, according to meteorologist Brad Field. In his weather podcast with co-host Dan Lovallo, Field details the storm's time line, which could be a key on whether school officials determine when or if to have school. Field also outlines the remainder of the weather-week, with apparently more precipitation on the horizon.
The week of February 10, 2019 could be a stormy one for Connecticut and the region, according to meteorologist Brad Field. In his latest podcast with co-host Dan Lovallo, Field states that computer models show the conditions are ripe for storms to strike the region on Feb. 12 and Feb. 16. And this time, the various models are in agreement, rather than at loggerheads. Field and Lovallo also talk about other weather topics and delve into last week's Super Bowl.
After frigid weather, temperatures are beginning to moderate, but in this podcast meteorologist Brad Field says don't get used to the mild temperatures. In his Ground Hog Day podcast with Dan Lovallo, Field discusses numerous topics, including the chances of a "Greenland block," which could really throw the weather for a loop in winter's second-half. Field and Lovallo also give their Super Bowl predictions and discuss the coldest temperatures they have ever experienced.
Meteorologist Brad Field is predicting after a moderate snow fall on Tuesday, Jan. 29 into Wednesday, Jan. 30, Connecticut will be lambasted by not one but two Arctic blasts. Believe it or not, as much as Connecticut will plunge into the deep freeze, it will be nothing compared to Chicago and the Midwest. Field and broadcaster Dan Lovallo uncover the details on what is expected to be a brutal, weather week.
Meteorologist Brad Field predicts that New England will get more snow than a wintry mix on January 29 into January 30. In his latest podcast with Dan Lovallo, Field also says we are going to get blasted with more cold weather, after the storm. And then February will be even more wintry, he predicts.
Meteorologist Brad Field is predicting the latest storm could cause big problems along the I-84 corridor. Field is predicting that if the precipitation turns to rain on top of the snowfall, the rain could freeze on contact. Throw in 40 MPH winds and it could lead power outages, especially for interior Connecticut.
Ice could be a major factor in the upcoming snowstorm expected to impact the region Saturday night into Sunday, according to meteorologist Brad Field. In his latest podcast, Field discusses with Dan Lovallo how atmospheric conditions could lead to ice on top of the snowfall, expected to reach 10 inches or more in some portions of Connecticut. Throw in bone-chilling temperatures and 30 MPH winds in the storm's aftermath and you have the recipe for power outages across Connecticut. And if you're hoping for moderating temperatures later in the week, well don't count on any. Field details it all, while also providing a weather outlook for Sunday's AFC Championship game between the New England Patriots and Chiefs in Kansas City.
After another "boring" stretch of weather, extending well into next week, award-winning meteorologist Brad Field is predicting we could expect a couple of good, old-fashioned snowstorms later in January. In his latest podcast, along with broadcaster Dan Lovallo, Field notes Connecticut will be spared another major snowstorm on Sunday, Jan. 13. That will mean a cold but clear day for the New England Patriots game in Foxboro, MA against the LA Chargers, as Field predicted last week. Our non-eventful weather will last for most of the week of the 13th, but Field notes the dates of Jan. 22 and 23 as possible days for a snowstorm, followed by another whopper on the weekend of the 26th. In this latest podcast, Field details all of this, plus explains to Lovallo what meteorologists mean, when they talk about a "low pressure trough."
A snowy Thursday morning in Connecticut - especially up north - could result in a tricky AM commute, according to meteorologist Brad Field. In his latest podcast, along with broadcaster Dan Lovallo, Field discusses the timing of Thursday's weather event, along with an iffy stretch over the weekend into next week. Field also looks ahead to what could be a turbulent February and compares this winter weather to a similar winter just a few years ago. As for the weather for the Jan. 13 Patriots playoff game in Foxboro? Well, Field takes an early look at that too.
Brad Field Weather is predicting the possibility of a major snowstorm just days after the New Year. However, the weather should cooperate for New Year's Eve celebrations and for that matter, for Sunday's New England Patriots game in Foxboro, MA. In his latest podcast, award-winning meteorologist Brad Field and Dan Lovallo talk about the weather for the holiday week leading up to New Year's Day. They also examine big weather changes, after 2019 is ushered in.
Will we need more snow shovels and parkas for the upcoming winter? In this episode of Brad Field Weather, award-winning meteorologist Brad Field offers a preview of the winter ahead. This is a condensed version of Brad's episode two podcast, when he talked with co-host Dan Lovallo about what the next three months look like. Will we need more snow shovels and parkas? Brad provides the answers.
Award-winning meteorologist Brad Field has issued his winter season forecast. Field's long-range winter forecast has always been a sought-after, popular feature during his illustrious career. In this episode, co-hosted by veteran broadcaster Dan Lovallo, the two talk about the enormous storm that could hit Connecticut and southern New England, upon winter's arrival. Will it be a white Christmas? And what about the three-month winter season? Cold? Snow? Unusually mild? Field and Lovallo delve into all of that and more in their latest podcast.
Award-winning meteorologist Brad Field is teaming up with long time radio broadcaster Dan Lovallo to co-host a weekly podcast on weather. The two explain their mission in their premiere podcast.