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Field sticks by long-range winter forecast

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Despite what had been a relatively quite winter with minimal snowstorms, meteorologist Brad Field is sticking by his long-range winter forecast. Winter is almost at the midway point in the calendar with the arrival of Groundhog Day on Sunday, but in his weekly podcast with co-host Dan Lovallo, Field says the elements are in place for a February and March that will pack a winter punch.

Field and Lovallo discuss why Field believes winter will still have an impact, even with mild temperatures on the horizon for Feb. 3 and 4. He explains when the weather pattern is expected to turn and what that will mean for Connecticut and the region.

The two also discuss what the weather will be for Sunday’s Super Bowl, while also ducking in their predictions for the big game.

Another stormy weekend looms

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It seems as if we are falling into a weekend pattern with storms. In the latest Brad Field Weather podcast, meteorologist Brad Field is predicting another possibility of a weekend storm in Connecticut and the region for January 25-26. In the meantime, our current weather is in a what-you-see-is-what-you-get mode.

Field and co-host Dan Lovallo discuss the possible scenarios in the podcast. In their on-the-weather-map segment, they talk about the varying temperatures across the USA and what that might mean for Connecticut’s weather.

The pair also review the snow amounts from last weekend’s storm and in the “Crystal Ball” segment, Brad looks long-range at what the weather might be into mid-February. For example, more changes could be on the horizon come Super Bowl Sunday. And by the way, Brad and Dan also veer off a bit and give their Super Bowl predictions.

Snow to impact Connecticut

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Snow will impact Connecticut and the New England region over the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday weekend, according to meteorologist Brad Field. Snow accumulations will vary as will the arrival of the storm, but as Brad points out in his weekly podcast with co-host Dan Lovallo, the one certainty is that winter will return, following what has been a mild early to mid-January.

In the podcast, Brad and Dan discuss the follow:

  • snow accumulation
  • storm path
  • timing of the storm
  • next week’s weather
  • and much more

Weekend misleading; winter will return with vengeance

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Our weekend weather will make it appear as if springtime is in the air, but don’t be fooled, says meteorologist Brad Field. Although temperature records could tumble, with marks reaching the 60s, Brad tells co-host Dan Lovallo winter will return with a vengeance by the following weekend.

Brad discusses the forces at play, which could lead to a second-half of January that may stick in the minds of Connecticut and New England residents for sometime. He and Dan also veer into a discussion of history and how weather has impacted historical events, including George Washington’s crossing of the Delaware. The two hosts also mention how you can become a part of the podcast.

Stormy Saturday on tap

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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. Right now, according to Field, there are two computer models dueling over which track the storm will take. The weather might also have an effect on the New England Patriots-Tennessee Titans NFL playoff game.

In his latest weather podcast, Field also reviews the figures for the month of December, while looking ahead as to what we can expect from our January weather. Field and Lovallo also get into an interesting discussion about how elevation impacts the weather, as evidenced by the ice storm that struck Connecticut on Monday, Dec. 30.