Meteorologist Brad Field says the next weather system to hit Connecticut will have more ice than snow with it.  In his latest podcast, co-hosted by Dan Lovallo, the two talk about an interesting weather stretch. Field believes another significant storm could strike on Feb. 27, followed by an Arctic blast and then a whooper of a storm on Mar. 4. Field and Lovallo also discuss weather in other areas of the country, including Las Vegas.

A snowstorm, starting Sunday night and lasting into Presidents' Day could be a nuisance, according to meteorologist Brad Field. Field details the path of the storm and snow amounts, during his latest podcast with co-host Dan Lovallo.

Presidents' Day Weekend should bring calm weather to Connecticut, but in his latest podcast, meteorologist Brad Field predicts the week of Feb. 17 could offer a challenge for weather forecasters.   Field, along with co-host Dan Lovallo, also delve into several other topics, including the sun, snow amounts and weather in Seattle.

A Nor'easter looming over the eastern seaboard on Tuesday could make for a tough call for school superintendents in Connecticut, according to meteorologist Brad Field. In his weather podcast with co-host Dan Lovallo, Field details the storm's time line, which could be a key on whether school officials determine when or if to have school. Field also outlines the remainder of the weather-week, with apparently more precipitation on the horizon.

The week of February 10, 2019 could be a stormy one for Connecticut and the region, according to meteorologist Brad Field. In his latest podcast with co-host Dan Lovallo, Field states that computer models show the conditions are ripe for storms to strike the region on Feb. 12 and Feb. 16.  And this time, the various models are in agreement, rather than at loggerheads. Field and Lovallo also talk about other weather topics and delve into last week's Super Bowl.

After frigid weather, temperatures are beginning to moderate, but in this podcast meteorologist Brad Field says don't get used to the mild temperatures. In his Ground Hog Day podcast with Dan Lovallo, Field discusses numerous topics, including the chances of a "Greenland block," which could really throw the weather for a loop in winter's second-half. Field and Lovallo also give their Super Bowl predictions and discuss the coldest temperatures they have ever experienced.

Meteorologist Brad Field is predicting after a moderate snow fall on Tuesday, Jan. 29 into Wednesday, Jan. 30, Connecticut will be lambasted by not one but two Arctic blasts.  Believe it or not, as much as Connecticut will plunge into the deep freeze, it will be nothing compared to Chicago and the Midwest. Field and broadcaster Dan Lovallo uncover the details on what is expected to be a brutal, weather week.

Meteorologist Brad Field predicts that New England will get more snow than a wintry mix on January 29 into January 30. In his latest podcast with Dan Lovallo, Field also says we are going to get blasted with more cold weather, after the storm.  And then February will be even more wintry, he predicts.

Meteorologist Brad Field is predicting the latest storm could cause big problems along the I-84 corridor.  Field is predicting that if the precipitation turns to rain on top of the snowfall, the rain could freeze on contact.  Throw in 40 MPH winds and it could lead power outages, especially for interior Connecticut.

Ice could be a major factor in the upcoming snowstorm expected to impact the region Saturday night into Sunday, according to meteorologist Brad Field. In his latest podcast, Field discusses with Dan Lovallo how atmospheric conditions could lead to ice on top of the snowfall, expected to reach 10 inches or more in some portions of Connecticut. Throw in bone-chilling temperatures and 30 MPH winds in the storm's aftermath and you have the recipe for power outages across Connecticut. And if you're hoping for moderating temperatures later in the week, well don't count on any.  Field details it all, while also providing a weather outlook for Sunday's AFC Championship game between the New England Patriots and Chiefs in Kansas City.