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A winter snowstorm, bearing down on Connecticut and the. northeast has "historic" potential, according to meteorologist Brad Field. The storm will strike the region, starting Sunday, Feb. 22, at dusk and last well into Monday, Feb. 23. High winds will also accompany the storm with "Blizzard Warnings" already being posted.

Field outlines the storm and its potential in this podcast, underwritten by McAllen Construction Inc. of Prospect and Action Carpet & Floor Covering of Simsbury.

Connecticut is facing two weather systems that could have an impact, Feb. 20 through Feb. 23, according to meteorologist Brad Field.

System number one makes its presence felt Feb. 20-21, as a mixture of precipitation. System number two could impact the region Feb. 22-23, but how much potential the storm packs is still to be decided, as weather models are in conflict.

Field breaks it all down in this latest episode.

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0:00- Start

0:32- Meteorological winter

8:49- Climatology report

13:08- On The Weather Map

27:50- Immediate forecast

Thank you to the underwriters of the podcast: Action Carpet & Floor Covering of Simsbury and McAllen Construction Inc. of Prospect.

Snow and extreme cold is on the way for Connecticut and the region, Feb. 7 into the week of Feb. 8, according to meteorologist Brad Field. Wind chills could reach -40F in some areas as some of the coldest weather in recent memory will make for dangerous conditions.

After this weekend's weather events, the chance for two more storms exist over the next week, according to Field.

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0:00- Show start

0:32- Anniversary of the Blizzard of '78

1:58- Extreme cold

6:31- Snow precedes the cold

14:25- Super Bowl weather and game predictions

20:30- On The Weather Map segment

24:50- Immediate weather forecast

Thank you to McAllen Construction Inc. of Prospect, CT and Action Carpet & Floor Covering of Simsbury, CT for underwriting the podcast.

Connecticut's brutal winter continues, according to meteorologist Brad Field. There is a high probability most of the state will miss a coastal storm on Feb. 1 but the long range outlook brings little relief, with subfreezing temperatures and more substantial snow in the offing.

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0:00- Start

1:01- Bitter cold

6:30- Latest storm

7:28- Orange crop threatened

8:12- More about the storm

18:12- On the Weather Map

24:38- Long range outlook

27:26- Immediate forecast

Meteorologist Brad Field is calling it a 'Top 10' snowstorm that will hit Connecticut on Jan. 25 and 26. The state is in the line of fire for a storm that is impacting more than half the country from the northeast to the deep south.

At some points during the "blockbuster" storm, snow could be falling at more than two inches per hour.

Field provides all the details in his latest podcast episode, underwritten by Action Carpet & Floor Covering of Simsbury and McAllen Construction Inc. of Prospect.

Connecticut and the nation will get slammed with one of its biggest snowstorms in years, according to meteorologist Brad Field. All the ingredients are in place for the perfect storm Jan. 25 and 26, as Field details in his latest weather podcast.

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0:00-Opening

0:35- NFL playoff weather and picks with co-host Dan Lovallo

10:45- Brutal Saturday cold

27:55- Blockbuster storm conditions

45:09- Weather forecast

Underwriters for the podcast are Action Carpet & Floor Covering of Simsbury and McAllen Construction Inc. of Prospect.

Connecticut is about to be impacted by two snow events in 48 hours, Jan. 17 through Jan. 19, according to meteorologist Brad Field. More snow is planned for the following Thursday, Jan. 22 and the weekend of Jan. 24-25, before the coldest weather of the season plunges into the state.

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0:00- Snow start

0:32- Two snow events

11:01- Weather for NFL playoff games

22:18- Coldest weather of the season

24:22- Long range forecast

32:20- Immediate forecast

Weekend rain, Jan. 10 and 11, could usher in major changes to our weather, according to meteorologist Brad Field. In his weekly podcast, Field notes the Jan. 15 through 20 period, encompassing Martin Luther King Jr. weekend, could be dominated by a significant snow fall.

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0:00- Show start

0:28- Look back

1:49- Look forward

7:22- Short term outlook

9:23- NFL wild card weekend weather and game predictions

19:10- On the Weather Map

24:53- Immediate foredast

Thank you to Action Carpet & Floor Covering of Simsbury and McAllen Construction of Prospect for underwriting the podcast.

In the words of meteorologist Brad Field, a "fast and furious" snowstorm will hit Connecticut. The clipper is expected to strike Friday night, Dec. 26, into Saturday morning, Dec. 27. Field says the storm will pack a wallop. Then comes the potential for an ice storm.

All the details are in the latest episode, underwritten by McAllen Construction Inc. of Prospect and Action Carpet & Floor Covering of Simsbury.

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0:00- Open

0:27- Storm overview

4:18- Storm track

6:19- What is fueling the storm?

9:28- Snow amounts

17:19- Potential ice storm

21:00- Immediate forecast

A clipper will cross Connecticut on Tuesday, Dec. 23, setting up the chances for a white Christmas, according to meteorologist Brad Field. The day after Christmas, however, could be the backdrop for a major snow storm. Field has all the details on his latest podcast.

Show highlights:

0:00- Start

0:29- Clipper specifics

0:37- Storm details

4:26- Possible Friday storm

7:30- On The Weather Map

13:09- Accumulation predictions

17:17- Friday storm threat

19:51- Immediate forecast

An intense rain and wind storm will sweep into Connecticut and New England late Thursday into Friday, Dec. 19. The storm will also bring about roller coaster temperatures.

After the storm there will be more changes, according to meteorologist Brad Field. Will we have a white Christmas? Field makes a prediction on that too.

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0:00- Open

0:30- A Grinch storm?

8:19- Storm specifics

13:57- Flight impact?

15:32- Storm aftermath

24:19- A white Christmas?

27:37- Immediate forecast

Connecticut and New England will get hit with some fluffy snow late Saturday and early Sunday, before brutally cold weather sweeps across the region. Will we have a white Christmas? Meteorologist Brad Field delves into all of this and more in his latest Brad Field Weather podcast with co-host Dan Lovallo.

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0:00- Start

0:35- Overview

9:11- On The Weather Map

15:18- Storm timing and snow amounts

27:04- After the storm

32:02- Clickbait weather

37:33- Immediate forecast

As meteorological winter has begun, winter weather has settled in to New England, and there is no telling when temperatures will moderate, according to meteorologist Brad Field.

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0:00- Start

0:34- Review of last storm

11:34- Climatology report

22:22- On the Weather Map

29:06- European Model- Snow events

36:55- Immediate forecast

It is the return of the Brad Field Weather podcast with meteorologist Brad Field and co-host Dan Lovallo. Brad and Dan discuss the upcoming Thanksgiving weekend weather and much more. This episode is underwritten by McAllen Construction.

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1:45-Climate

4:09- Holiday travel

11:35- On The Weather Map

21:00- Potential for first snowfall

27:48- Immediate forecast

Winter is winding down in Connecticut, according to meteorologist Brad Field. In his weekly podcast with co-host Dan Lovallo.

Looking at long-range weather models, Field noted there does not appear to be any major storms on the horizon. Temperatures will also begin to moderate, starting on Mar. 10.

In this episode, Field also runs down the winter numbers. Most of Connecticut received more than 20 inches less of snowfall than normal.

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Windy weather- :40

Meteorological winter recap- 5:51

Weather model madness- 15:44

On The Weather Map- 20:42

Immediate weather forecast- 27:29

Remembering legendary Tom Monahan of NBC Connecticut- 30:59

Expect some calm weather and moderating temperatures over the next week to nine days, according to meteorologist Brad Field. In the 200th episode of the Brad Field Weather podcast, co-hosted with Dan Lovallo, the award-winning meteorologist noted that winter is not over by a long shot, even though the temperatures will reach the 40s in Connecticut for a portion of the last week of February. The return of the Polar Vortex and more snow are on the horizon.

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0:29- It's cold

3:17- 200th episode

4:25- Climatology report

13:08- Snow threats

21:25- Why the persistent Polar Vortez

25:25- Temperature trends

27:43- A warmer summer?

30:30- On The Weather Map

34:35- Immediate forecast

A snow to ice to rainstorm is expected to impact Connecticut and the region Sat., Feb. 15 to Sun. Feb. 16, according to meteorologist Brad Field. In his weekly podcast with co-host Dan Lovallo, Field noted the weekend storm will continue a stretch of winter weather that is not expected to ease anytime soon. The potential does exist for a blizzard to hit the area on Thursday.

Show markers

0:42- Two storms to hit

8:00- Storm number one

17:16- Storm models

21:17- On The Weather Map

28:30- Immediate forecast

A weekend snowstorm for Connecticut on Feb. 8 into Feb. 9 will be the start of a series of winter storms for the Nutmeg State over the next two weeks, according to meteorologist Brad Field. In his weekly episode with co-host Dan Lovallo, Field noted that it is really going to feel like winter in New England.

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0:30- Recent storm

3:21- On The Weather Map storm track

8:08- Storm specifics

13:16- National Weather Service

16:19- Morning radio

20:39- On The Weather Map post storm

31:05- Immediate forecast

34:15- Big game prediction

Expect several clippers from the west and transitional weather to highlight Connecticut's weather over the next week, according to meteorologist Brad Field. In his weekly podcast with co-host Dan Lovallo, Field also noted that temperatures will fluctuate between normal and below normal over the next week too.

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0:33- Computer models

4:58- Climatology

13:08- On the weather map

21:02- Immediate forecast

Connecticut is about to get hit with a winter blast of weather, starting with a moderate snowstorm on Sunday, Jan. 19, according to meteorologist Brad Field. In his weekly podcast with co-host Dan Lovallo, Field details the snowstorm about to hit the region and the arctic weather that will follow the storm.

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0:37- Weather headline

1:02- Weather trends

5:00- Weather models

9:26- Storm track

15:03- Post storm cold

19:40- On the weather map

21:20- NFL playoff weather

24:11- Weather forecast

A winter storm will brush Connecticut on Jan. 11, according to meteorologist Brad Field in his weekly podcast with co-host Dan Lovallo. As for a major snowstorm? Field says, at the moment, there is not much on the horizon,.

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0:37- Explainer

6:41- Missing storms

8:45- Current storm track

16:33- On The Weather Map

24:56- Forecast

January is going to witness major weather changes in Connecticut and the nation, according to meteorologist Brad Field in his weekly podcast with co-host Dan Lovallo.

There may be little or no snow cover in the region but storms and subfreezing temperatures are on the horizon for the month.

Chapters:

1:38- Wind

7:00- Three weather threats

16:00- Weather history

25:45-On The Weather Map

31:28- Immediate weather forecast

34:15- Florida deep freeze

Except some Christmas Eve snow in Connecticut and the region, according to meteorologist Brad Field. The weather will then turn calm, according to Field, in his weekly podcast with co-host Dan Lovallo. But looking into early January, there could be changes.

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0:00- Opening

8:32- On the weather map

15:07- Changes in the weather

Expect a calm weather week in Connecticut, between Dec. 12-18, before big weather changes, says meteorologist Brad Field in his weekly podcast with co-host Dan Lovallo.

It may not look like winter in New England over the next few days, but change is on the way.

A mix of wintery weather will impact Connecticut Wednesday night, Dec. 4 into Thursday, Dec. 5, according to meteorologist Brad Field. The clipper from the west will also bring about noticeable changes to the weather, according Field, in his weekly podcast with co-host Dan Lovallo.

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0:32- December turnaround

3:35- No No'reaster

7:11- Winter weather advisory

11:15- Weather models

13:10- On the weather map

Inclement Thanksgiving Day weather heralds dramatic changes, according to meteorologist Brad Field. Following the rain and mixed precipitation event, the weather changes dramatically next week, according to Field, in his weekly podcast with co-host Dan Lovallo.

0:00- Start

2:57- Reflections on media

6:04- Weather history and climate change

10:27- Thanksgiving Day forecast

13:27- On the weather map

16:43- Weather forecast overview

20:09- Thanksgiving weather predictions

23:39- Upcoming weather changes

27:03- Climate patterns and snow predictions

29:35- Immediate weather forecast

It is the return of the Brad Field Weather podcast with meteorologist Brad Field and co-host Dan Lovallo. As we enter the week before Thanksgiving Day, major changes are in the forecast. Much-needed rain will begin the change, as the weather takes a dramatic turn..

Winter is wielding its last gasp, according to meteorologist Brad Field. As he predicted on Mar. 7, a snow event is impacting portions of Connecticut and the northeast on Apr. 4. The weather matches the season, turning more springlike the week of Apr. 6, according to Field, in his podcast with co-host Dan Lovallo.

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0:00- Intro

0:10- Storm

13:08- Last storm of the season

16:33- Last episode of the season

22:33- On the Weather Map

26:40- Weather forecast

As we enter April, there is a mixed weather bag on the horizon, according to meteorologist Brad Field. In this latest edition of the Brad Field Weather podcast, award-winning meteorologist Field discusses the immediate weather, provides an updated climate report and engages in conversation with co-host Dan Lovallo about the total eclipse on Apr. 8.

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0:00- Intro

0:29- Storm

8:03- On the Weather Map

12:12- Eclipse

14:28- Climate report

24:16- Forecast

A mostly rain storm, bringing a substantial amount of precipitation to Connecticut, will highlight the weather on Saturday, Mar. 23, 2024. Meteorologist Brad Field details the storm in his podcast with co-host Dan Lovallo.

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0:00- Intro

1:50- Storm

3:30- Storm track

6:55- March climate report

9:26- Rainfall projection

Rain and above normal temperatures continue to highlight the weather in Connecticut, according to meteorologist Brad Field. In his weekly podcast with co-host Dan Lovallo, Field is predicting a dramatic weather shift around March 20. It could mean we should not put away those snow shovels just yet.

Quick Episode Summary

(0:00) Intro

(1:59) Climate update

(7:32) More snow?

(8:43) Long range weather outlook

(15:02) On the Weather Map segment

(19:52) Total Eclipse Apri 8

(23:37) Immediate weather forecast

A Nor'easter will wallop Connecticut Feb. 13, according to meteorologist Brad Field. In a special edition of the Brad Field Weather podcast with co-host Dan Lovallo, Field runs down the storm specifics.

Meteorologist Brad Field is predicting spring-like weather for Connecticut and the region for Feb. 8 through Feb. 12, but is it the calm before the storm? The weather could take a dramatic turn, says Field, in his weekly podcast with co-host Dan Lovallo.

Connecticut and the region are getting hit with a snowstorm on Jan. 28 into Jan. 29, but is it a waste of a snowstorm? Meteorologist Brad Field, in a special edition of the Brad Field Weather podcast, discusses what might have been, as the sloppy mess impacts the Nutmeg State.

A Sunday Nor'easter is looming, according to meteorologist Brad Field. In his latest episode of BFW, Field says Sunday afternoon, Jan. 28, into Monday morning, Jan. 29, could bring considerable snowfall to Connecticut.

Time stamps:

0:00- Intro

1:17- Breaking weather

2:27- Weather for NFL playoff games

7:47- On The Weather Map

11:47- What changed?

14:37- Sunday storm

18-43- Snow amounts

Long-range snowstorms could impact Connecticut and the region, according to meteorologist Brad Field in his latest episode of the Brad Field weather podcast. Of immediate impact is a quick-hitter of a snow event on Jan. 19, but the weather models show February could be a month to remember.

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0:00- Intro

0:50- NFL Playoff weather

2:46- Climate report

5:14- On the weather map

10:28- Accumulate snow

13:58- Major February weather

15:50- Dates storms could hit

Weather changes are coming over the next 10 days, according to meteorologist Brad Field. In his latest episode of the Brad Field Weather podcast with co-host Dan Lovallo, Field talks about Connecticut's weather will run the gamut between Jan. 11 and Jan. 21, including a moderate snowstorm.

Connecticut is going to get slammed with its first winter storm of the season. Some areas of the state could receive 14 inches of snow between Jan. 6 and Jan. 7, according to meteorologist Brad Field.

Meteorologist Brad Field has issued his winter forecast for the 2023-24 winter season. After covering some other weather topics first with co-host Dan Lovallo, Field provides his winter forecast, starting at about the 10:00 mark of the podcast. Enjoy!

It is going to anything but winter-like around Connecticut and New England, as astronomical winter starts on Dec. 21. According to meteorologist Brad Field, temperatures will be running above normal, Dec. 15-18, with rain moving in Sunday into Monday.

It is the return of the Brad Field Weather podcast with award-winning meteorologist Brad Field and co-host Dan Lovallo.

Brad and Dan preview the upcoming, major storm, expected to impact the northeast on Sunday and outline how the storm could lead to power outages.

Parts of Connecticut will get slammed by a winter storm, according to meteorologist Brad Field.  In his latest podcast, Field runs down the details with co-host Dan Lovallo.

A storm bearing down on Connecticut on Friday, March 3 into Saturday, March 4, packs a punch, according to meteorologist Brad Field.  Snow, sleet and rain are all part of the storm equation, Field noted in his podcast with co-host Dan Lovallo. 

Connecticut will be hit with a snowstorm Monday night, Feb. 27 into Tuesday, Feb. 28, according to meteorologist Brad Field.

A winter storm Feb. 22 into Feb. 23 should bring mostly rain to Connecticut, according to meteorologist Brad Field but could it be the prelude to something bigger?  Field examines the weather and what could happen next week in his weekly podcast with co-host Dan Lovallo.

Records could fall with Arctic cold, but the temperature plunge Feb. 3 and Feb. 4 in Connecticut and the region will be short-lived.  That is the prediction from meteorologist. Brad Field in the latest episode of his podcast.  Field also talks about an upcoming mundane week of weather but the potential for a weekend snowstorm Feb. 11 or 12.  He also remembers the anniversary of the Blizzard of '78, talking about the event with co-host Dan Lovallo. 

A midsize, winter storm for Connecticut on Jan. 25 into Jan. 26 will serve as a prelude for major weather changes in the region, according to meteorologist Brad Field.  The storm, which will drop mixed precipitation, will make for a treacherous commute.  Come Feb. 1, however, winter will return with a wallop, Field explained to co-host Dan Lovallo and his audience. 

Connecticut is facing three winter storms in eight days, according to meteorologist Brad Field.  Will the storms include snow?  Field details it all in this episode with co-host Dan Lovallo. 

Don't quit on winter yet.  That is the word from meteorologist Brad Field in his latest episode of the Brad Field Weather podcast.  Field details how the month will unfold for Connecticut and the region and why the period of Jan. 19-Feb. 19 is going to be critical. 

Wet snow is possible Jan. 6 in northern areas of Connecticut, according to meteorologist Brad Field.  In his weekly podcast, Field notes that there could be some snow accumulation on grassy surfaces but because of warm, road surfaces it could be more difficult for snow to accumulate on the road.  However, in his conversation with co-host Dan Lovallo, Field notes caution should be used on the roadways.

After slightly above normal temperatures over the weekend, an arctic front will bring cold weather into the region by midweek the week of Jan. 8.