Rain is in the forecast over the next five days, but the forecast did not dampen the turnout for the first-ever "Brad Field Weather On The Road" event. Friends and listeners of the podcast turned out at The Cambridge House in Granby, Connecticut to hear meteorologist Brad Field and co-host Dan Lovallo talk about the forecast, their podcast and ask questions.

In his latest podcast, meteorologist Brad Field predicts a cold, Friday rain will be the price Connecticut will pay for a terrific spring weekend. Mild temperatures are on tap.

Springlike weather will hit Connecticut for the first portion of the upcoming weekend, according to meteorologist Brad Field. But whatever happened to the Greenland Block?  Brad talks about that with co-host Dan Lovallo, plus he and Dan are taking their show on the road.  Brad and Dan reveal "Brad Field Weather On The Road."

Spring is getting off to a rainy start, according to meteorologist Brad Field.  In his latest podcast with co-host Dan Lovallo, Field reports that the first full day of spring will bring considerable rain to Connecticut and the region. After a delightful Sunday of the season's first weekend, the weather turns again, as is noted in the podcast.

Does a stretch of moderating temperatures indicate a harbinger of an early-spring?  Not so says meteorologist Brad Field. In his latest podcast, co-hosted with Dan Lovallo, Field states that the mild temperature stretch will have a short life and he explains why the weather will turn unseasonably cold again and why Connecticut and the region are not out of the woods yet for another snowstorm.

In his latest podcast, meteorologist Brad Field says there are no signs of an early spring.  It appears winter will persist in the Northeast. But in his conversation with co-host Dan Lovallo, Field states there is one indication spring is knocking on the door.

Meteorologist Brad Field predicts a fast-moving snowstorm Sunday night into early Monday morning will pack a wallop. In his podcast co-hosted with Dan Lovallo, Field details when the storm will have its largest impact and why the clean-up operation will be difficult but important.

Connecticut is expected to get hit with two storms this weekend and it could be the start of a wintry stretch, according to meteorologist Brad Field in his latest podcast. Field and co-host Dan Lovallo talk about the stormy stretch in the first weekend of March and also preview the week ahead, including another possible stormy weekend that looms down the road.

A clipper system working its way across Connecticut will be the opening salvo of a winter stretch of weather, according to meteorologist Brad Field. In his podcast with co-host Dan Lovallo, Field says after the storm, a weekend storm is possible, followed by near record-breaking cold in the first full week of March.

A wet Sunday, with cold rain and possibly ice spots, will precede a very windy Monday, according to meteorologist Brad Field.   In his latest podcast, co-hosted with broadcaster Dan Lovallo, Field talks about the possibility of a major snowstorm in Connecticut during the first weekend in March.