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A series of low pressure systems will impact Connecticut from Feb. 18-20, bringing with it mixed precipitation, according to meteorologist Brad Field. In his weekly podcast with co-host Dan Lovallo, Field explains why these waves of low pressure are occurring and how much snow we can expect.
In the podcast, Field gives an hour-by-hour rundown of the storms, and also looks long range into March has to how our weather will be effected.
Connecticut is facing a stormy, weather week, according to meteorologist Brad Field in the latest episode of his podcast. Beginning Saturday night, Feb. 13, a series of storms will bring an array of precipitation from snow to ice to sleet and rain.
The storm from Saturday into Sunday, Valentine’s Day, will bring a small amount of precipitation, but as Field details in his conversation with co-host Dan Lovallo, the storms will grow in intensity as the week wears on.
As for any changes long range, Field delves into that topic too. He also discusses atmospheric conditions that are contributing to the current, persistent weather pattern.
A quick hitting storm is dumping snow on Connecticut for Tuesday, Feb. 9, according to meteorologist Brad Field. The storm, coming out of Pittsburgh, will pick up steam, as it heads over Long Island Sound, and will drop in some areas of the state close to six inches of snow.
What happens after the storm? Let’s just say that winter will be around for awhile, as Field explains to his audience and co-host Dan Lovallo.
Connecticut is in line to get four snowstorms in seven days, according to meteorologist Brad Field. In his weekly podcast, Field stated, “I have not seen a setup like this in years, referring to the weather map.”
A storm will impact Connecticut on Feb. 7, beginning what will be an active week of weather. In his conversation with co-host Dan Lovallo, Field also detailed the number of storms expected to affect the region between Feb. 7-14. What the weather is like after Feb. 14 is also discussed at some length.
A major snowstorm will wallop Connecticut Monday, Feb. 1 into Tuesday, Feb. 2, according to meteorologist Brad Field. In a special episode of his podcast, Field maps out the storm, snow amounts, odds of those snow amounts and hour-by-hour how the storm will impact Connecticut. He also discusses how high winds will create blizzard conditions in some areas.
Once the storm leaves, there will be a respite, but as Field explains in his conversation with co-host Dan Lovallo, Super Bowl Sunday could also bring more weather excitement to the region.
March 2020 arrives on Sunday and Connecticut’s winter with little snow continues. In his latest podcast, meteorologist Brad Field looks back with co-host Dan Lovallo at some famous February winter snowstorms. 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.
At the moment, Field states that two computer models are at odds with a storm path predicted to be in the Connecticut vicinity around March 5. One model has the storm packing a winter punch, while another has it just missing the Nutmeg State.
Field and Lovallo also talk about sun angles and the meteorological end to the winter of 2020.
Enjoy the relatively tranquil weather of the last week – including temperatures in the 60s. In his latest podcast, meteorologist Brad Field says indicators seem to be pointing toward two snowstorms within five days.
Field tells co-host Dan Lovallo that Feb. 12 and Feb. 16 should be circled on the calendar because both those dates could bring substantial snow fall. Not only that, the various models used by forecasters to predict storms, seem to be in agreement on the type of precipitation that could fall across all of Connecticut.
Field and Lovallo also delve into other weather topics in this podcast and look back on their Super Bowl predictions last week.