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Wikipedia shows a normal March high of 71.6°F, and that would be for the 15th, so I think 73/74 would be more likely by the END of the month, considering the April high is 77.5°F
Idk, I'm basing that off surrounding cities... all of them have average highs around that.... also not true Raleigh has a match average of 63 but by end of March we climb to 68... well above the monthly average.
December had more snow than January and February combined this year November was also the second snowiest month. Also great.
March won't though. Not gonna get to 26"+.
Down to 15 now after a high of 33 today. On and off periods of sun, partial sun, clouds and snow. There was a lot of blowing snow this evening and more wind. Only in the 30s mph today.
14°F outside with a little fresh 2" snowpack. Feels like 7° with wind. What month is this again? Normal low is 30°F
Current temps:
What it feels like...
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November was also the second snowiest month. Also great.
