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.

The new year will be ushered in by passive weather, according to meteorologist Brad Field.  In his latest episode of the Brad Field Weather podcast, Field is predicting a rainy New Year's Eve, but temperatures could hit the 50s.  But as he tells co-host Dan Lovallo, do not be deceived by the above-average temperatures.  Weather models show Connecticut and the region could be facing some true, winter weather come the middle of January.

Connecticut will be battered by a major winter storm on Thursday, Dec. 22 into Friday, Dec. 23, but it will not be snow.  Meteorologist Brad Field details the unusual weather events to come the Nutmeg State's way in his latest episode with co-host Dan Lovallo.  The rain deluge could bring more than two inches of rain and 50-plus MPH winds that could cause power outages.  Temperatures will also take a major plunge, after hitting the 50s on Friday morning. 

Connecticut and the Berkshires are in store for a major winter storm, Thursday, Dec. 15 into Friday, Dec. 16, but that may be just the start.  In his weekly podcast, meteorologist Brad Field details the storm and also what might impact the region for Christmas, starting with Dec. 22.  

Connecticut is facing the chance for two winter storms between Dec. 11 and Dec. 18, according to meteorologist Brad Field.  In his latest episode of the Brad Field Weather podcast, Field details what the computer models are show for Connecticut and region for Sunday night into Monday and next Thursday night into Friday. 

In his highly anticipated annual, winter weather forecast, meteorologist Brad Field pulls no punches.  In his weekly podcast with co-host Dan Lovallo, Field, the former chief meteorologist for NBC Connecticut, gives his analysis on what the winter of 2022-23 will be like for Connecticut and the region.

It is the return of the Brad Field Weather podcast, as meteorologist Brad Field and co-host Dan Lovallo launch another season of their weather podcast.  In this episode, Brad and Dan talk about the Thanksgiving Day weekend weather and also preview what Brad's long range, winter forecast could look like for Connecticut and New England.