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Brindle Weather Bulletin 0037
6PM EST
March 3, 2026
Mid-Atlantic Region
...RAIN AND THUNDERSTORMS THIS WEEK; SPRING TEMPERATURES LIKELY THIS WEEK AND NEXT WEEK...
Today and yesterday, much of the Mid-Atlantic saw minor impacts from snow and ice. Rain continues today, and rain showers will continue across the region through the rest of this week and weekend. Warm temperatures will bring a risk of thunderstorms on some days, but there is a near-zero chance of wintry precipitation for the next several days. Most storms will be non-severe, as severe weather typically holds off until April in the Mid-Atlantic.
Spring temperatures will become increasingly noticable across the region this week and next week. Temperatures will be in the 60s and 70s until late next week. By the end of next week, a brief cooldown is possible, but temperatures seem unlikely to drop below freezing, and the chance of any snow as a result of the cooldown looks extremely slim. Winter weather in the Mid-Atlantic likely ended today, but Brindle Weather will continue monitoring possible quick snow chances through at least mid-March.
>> To see Brindle Weather's latest winter forecast maps, see www.brindleweather.com/winter
>> For official government forecasts, see www.weather.gov
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