Dorian weakens, but…
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Hurricane Dorian is weakening but it still is packing a major punch, according to award-winning meteorologist Brad Field. In his latest podcast, Field discusses with co-host Dan Lovallo that the U.S. mainland has probably dodged a major, weather catastrophe. That, however, does not mean the U.S. won’t feel the hurricane’s effects.
Brad and Dan talk about what damage Dorian may wreak and also the impact the hurricane’s remnants might have on Connecticut and the region. Brad also reveals the projected path of the hurricane and gives an overview of Connecticut’s immediate forecast. He also details how a cold front heading our way is playing a major role on Doria’s path.
