Sunday, March 1 – Light snow possible, sharply colder late
A cold front moves west to east late morning through afternoon. Light snow develops ahead of and along the boundary. Most areas see a coating to 1 inch, though confidence in totals remains lower than normal. Snow tapers toward sunset as colder air rushes in and temperatures fall into the 20s by evening.
• High: 34°F (early) | Low: 8°F | Wind: Northwest 10–15 mph • Sky: Cloudy with periods of light snow
A cold front moves west to east late morning through afternoon. Light snow develops ahead of and along the boundary. Most areas see a coating to 1 inch, though confidence in totals remains lower than normal. Snow tapers toward sunset as colder air rushes in and temperatures fall into the 20s by evening.
• High: 34°F (early) | Low: 8°F | Wind: Northwest 10–15 mph • Sky: Cloudy with periods of light snow
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Tuesday, March 3 – Moderating, late precipitation possible
Temperatures begin to rebound as southwest flow develops. Clouds increase through the day. Precipitation may arrive late afternoon or evening, likely starting as snow before transitioning to a mix and then rain overnight as warmer air pushes in aloft.
• High: 38°F | Low: 30°F | Wind: South 5–10 mph • Sky: Increasing clouds
Monday, March 2 – Very cold for early March
Arctic high pressure dominates. Sunshine returns but offers little warmth. The air mass is dry with light winds, though the day remains well below average.
• High: 23°F | Low: 9°F | Wind: Light northwest • Sky: Mostly sunny
Saturday, Feb. 28 – Seasonable and quieter
No major systems in sight. A mix of sun and clouds with seasonable late-February temperatures wraps up the period on a relatively calm note.
• High: 38–40°F (est.) | Low: Upper 20s (est.) | Wind: Light W • Sky: Partly sunny
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