Enjoy the next few days because April showers are on the way, as the weather changes in Connecticut the week of April 11. Meteorologist Brad Field has all the details in his weekly podcast with co-host Dan Lovallo.

A mixed bag of weather will greet Connecticut and the region for the start of April, according to meteorologist Brad Field. There are some signs of changes, however, Field noted in his podcast with co-host Dan Lovallo.

Connecticut and the region will experience splendid, early spring weather the week of March 21, but the weather will diminish by the weekend. In fact, it might feel like winter again, according to meteorologist Brad Field in his latest podcast with co-host Dan Lovallo.

Renowned Rhode Island meteorologist Steve Cascione is the guest on the latest Brad Field Weather podcast. Meteorologist Brad Field and Cascione reminisce about their days on Rhode Island television and look back on their long friendship. Field also provides the latest forecast for March 18 into the following week.

Winter will make a return to Connecticut March 13 through the following weekend, according to meteorologist Brad Field. Details on the week ahead and much more make up the podcast with Field and co-host Dan Lovallo.

The first weekend in March will feature bitter cold weather in Connecticut and the northeast, but it will serve as a prelude to spring-like temperatures the week of Mar. 7, according to meteorologist Brad Field. How long the temperatures hold and much more is discussed by Field and his co-host Dan Lovallo.

Look for weather changes with the arrival of March, according to meteorologist Brad Field. Some days will be mild, while other days will be downright cold, according to Field in his weekly podcast with co-host Dan Lovallo.

Nagging storms, bringing mixed precipitation, will impact Connecticut and the region between Feb. 18-20, according to meteorologist Brad Field.

Connecticut faces a stormy week ahead, as meteorologist Brad Field details in his latest episode of his podcast, along with co-host Dan Lovallo. The storms will bring an array of precipitation from snow to sleet to ice and rain.

A quick hitting storm, coming from Pittsburgh, will drop up to six inches of snow on parts of Connecticut on Feb. 9, according meteorologist Brad Field.