Snowstorm

Snowstorm on the horizon?

ByBrad Field
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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. 

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