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More often than not, the winter snow melts away at some point in March, but not always. → Read More
Closing highways allows for the post-storm clearing of snow from the roads with fewer stranded vehicles in the way. → Read More
Historically, it has been 80 degrees in March and 100 degrees in April, but it has also been -35 degrees in March and -13 in April. → Read More
StormTRACKER Meteorologist John Wheeler looks at the changing weather pattern this early spring. → Read More
It was not that long ago. → Read More
There is only an average amount of water in that snow, and spring runoff is usually not a very good way to replenish soil moisture. → Read More
Most of this is due to a brutal December. → Read More
Social media is also a venue where people can vent their frustrations with life, and that is no doubt what a lot of this was. → Read More
This is a classic illustration of why the number of inches of snow is not a good indicator of spring flooding. → Read More
WDAY's Storm Tracker meteorologists are watching the storm; check back for updates. → Read More
StormTRACKER Meteorologist John Wheeler looks at the general weather patterns. → Read More
It was a perfect example of ideal dendrite growth conditions. → Read More
It can help to know what average is. → Read More
Although the concept of a "first day of spring" has never made much sense, and tomorrow will be much more like winter than spring. → Read More
The Valentine's Day blizzard was much stronger than the one last Thursday. → Read More
This weather pattern is delivering heavy rain, mountain snow, fierce wind, floods, and avalanches. → Read More
Snowfall that winter had been only moderately heavy. → Read More
It is not getting very cold at the frequency that it used to. → Read More
This statistic is one with a great deal of annual variability. → Read More
StormTRACKER Meteorologist John Wheeler looks at the late winter weather pattern. → Read More