No strong winds through Friday, breezes to 10-15 mph or less with just a few gusts to 20 mph possible.
Not a whole lot of rainfall through Friday (around 1/2-3/4") but lots of clouds.
Colder period (compared to the past week) Sunday through March 15-ish with high temps mostly 50-55 and lows 34-40. Could see a day or two +/-. Normal high/low is 56/36 so we won't be too far off at all.
Thereafter, Saturday March 8 through March 15 may have several storms passing through and one may have a good moisture feed to dump a decent amount of rain. May also have better chances of isolated thunderstorms too and could get breezy. This is still far enough away for things to change and there's uncertainties with details.
Generally speaking, outlooks for March 16 onward give better odds for below normal temps and above normal precip. For April, odds lean towards near normal temps/precip. May/June, probabilities lean at above normal temps and below normal precip. There's no skill in outlooks so be mindful this could change.
Look for a post over the weekend that shows rain totals for February / Water Year To Date, Snow Pack, and wind gusts from the Monday-Tuesday strong storm.
Tomorrow, Saturday March 1, begins the Meteorological Spring. This tied to temperatures and is different than the Spring Equinox (March 20), which is an Astronomical Event.
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