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Is winter over?

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Two months into winter and there are no immediate signs of a major snowstorm for Connecticut or the region. In fact, there are not even any signs of snow, although there could be an outside shot of some snowflakes on Wednesday night, Feb. 26 into Thursday, according to meteorologist Brad Field. In his weekly podcast with co-host Dan Lovallo, Field’s advice is to not put the snow shovels away just yet.

Field explains why the weather could turn cold after a mostly mild last week of February and why he is not giving up on winter. He also talks about an interesting poll he conducted on his Facebook fan page.

In the podcast, Field also discusses why a mild month of March in Alaska could have an impact on Connecticut’s weather.

More storms, Arctic cold

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It looks as if our week of February 10 will be predominated by continued nuisance storms followed by a short blast of Arctic cold. So says meteorologist Brad Field. In his weekly podcast with co-host Dan Lovallo, Field outlines the timetable for the storms.

The storm late Wednesday into Thursday could be an interesting one and when it is finished here comes that Arctic cold blast. It could get downright cold in the Connecticut region as Field details.

Meanwhile, Field explains why the date of February 22 could bring about some dramatic changes in Connecticut’s weather. By the way, Field also details the snow amounts for the region and how it compares to previous winters.

Nuisance storms highlight Connecticut weather

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A stretch of nuisance storms will highlight Connecticut weather from early Thursday morning through Sunday, according to meteorologist Brad Field. In his weekly podcast with co-host Dan Lovallo, Field said from Feb. 6 through Feb. 9 storms will run along a stalled front south of Connecticut bringing a combination of precipitation to the region.

In the podcast, Field explains why the front is stalling and what is leading to the series of storms riding along it. Just back from the Super Bowl, Field also talks about his trip to America’s premier sporting event.

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.