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Last Updated: 1:26 AM GMT on May 01, 2013
— Last Comment: 11:31 PM GMT on April 30, 2013
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A look back.
February turned out 3C warmer than the norm with above normal snowfall, mainly due to one storm that dumped nearly a foot in some places. The 3C is less extreme than the +5C anomaly in January and December's +7C anomaly. Overall the December-February Winter period was very mild and dry, with a +5C anomaly overall. It's not a record but it's still very mild. What is in store for March: Overall March will finish with near avg temperatures and snowfall for northern regions and slightly warmer and dry than normal for southern regions. 1-10: A bit colder in northern areas with heavy snow at times, possible major storm for central and southern regions. A few mild spells here and there 10-20: slightly warmer than normal in southern areas. wet in the north 20-31: Rapid warming going into April, heavy rain could pose problems in some northern regions.
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