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Wednesday, March 11 – Increasing clouds, scattered showers

The pattern begins turning more unsettled as a disturbance approaches from the west. Clouds increase through the day with scattered showers possible, especially later in the afternoon or evening. Temperatures remain mild but may vary depending on a potential backdoor front. • High: 60°F | Low: 43°F | Wind: S 8–12 mph • Sky: Mostly cloudy • Precipitation: 40% chance rain showers

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Tuesday, March 10 – Very warm for early March

The warmest day of the period. A thermal ridge strengthens overhead bringing unusually mild temperatures for early March. Many locations approach the mid 60s and a few interior spots could flirt with 70 degrees. • High: 66°F | Low: 44°F | Wind: SSW 8–12 mph • Sky: Partly sunny

Monday, March 9 – Springlike and breezy

High pressure briefly builds in behind the departing system. Skies feature a mix of sun and clouds with temperatures climbing well above seasonal normals. Remaining snowpack continues to melt rapidly. • High: 58°F | Low: 41°F | Wind: SW 10–15 mph • Sky: Partly sunny

Saturday, March 7 – Seasonable with partial sunshine

A mix of sun and clouds with dry conditions prevailing. Temperatures remain close to normal for early March. • High: 43°F | Low: 29°F | Wind: Light west • Sky: Partly cloudy

Friday, March 6 – Mostly cloudy, spotty precipitation possible

Another weak impulse may bring scattered light rain showers. Temperatures remain near early-March averages. • High: 44°F | Low: 30°F | Wind: West 10 mph • Sky: Mostly cloudy

Thursday, March 5 – Seasonable and unsettled

A more zonal flow pattern keeps conditions changeable. Intervals of clouds and breaks of sun, with the chance for a passing light shower as weak disturbances move through. • High: 46°F | Low: 33°F | Wind: West 10 mph • Sky: Partly to mostly cloudy

Wednesday, March 4 – Milder with lingering showers

Any early mixed precipitation transitions to rain as temperatures rise into the 40s. Cloud cover lingers through much of the day, though steadier rain becomes more scattered. • High: 45°F | Low: 34°F | Wind: Southwest 10 mph • Sky: Mostly cloudy

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

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