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Meteorologist Mark’s Wx Blog for Wed., Mar 3

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A very sunny forecast

A few clouds Friday

A nice weekend

Meteorologist Mark’s Wx Vlog 

48-Hour WX

Five-Day Forecast

Daily Forecast Summary

Today & Tomorrow: Mostly sunny and mild. A nice time to get outside!

Friday: Partly cloudy. Cooler.

Saturday & Sunday: Mostly sunny and pleasant.

48-Hour Precip Forecast

Meteorologist Mark’s 5-Day Wx Concerns

Meteorologist Mark’s Wx Discussion

We are in for a stretch of dry and sunny days! If you plan to raise a garden, now is the time to begin planning where you’ll have it and get that ground plowed! You heard it here first! (ha) The ground dries out fast this time of year and I bet most of you will be able to plow that ground by Friday and/or the weekend. Our next chance of rain may not come until next Wednesday, with sunny days and low humidity between here and there. You’re sure to find a plowing opportunity within the next week. We all know rain will return, so get that done while you can.

Just don’t ever plant anything frost-sensitive until at least May 15th. That’s my rule every year.

I’m not one to talk about extended outlooks, especially for this time of year, but all indications are that temps will be very warm for much of the eastern US next week. This is a temperature outlook for March 8 -12. Notice how very warm temps get across parts of the Upper Midwest. That is sure to melt any snow they have around. Normally, warm temps can spell severe weather troubles for us in March, but so far there are no strong indications for that.

One can’t help but notice all that cold air out West…. We’ll have bouts of cold air between now and summer, as always.

On This Day in Wx History

1980- Temperature at Nashville drops to 2 degrees, setting a record low for the month. Likewise, Clarksville’s 0 degrees establishes a new low mark for March, and Crossville’s reading of -2 degrees is also a record.

Almanac

Solar/Lunar Data 

16 Days until Spring!

Yesterday’s National Temperature Extremes

High: 90° at Palm Beach Gardens & Imomokalee,Florida  

Low: -28° at Mount Washington, New Hampshire

Today’s National Wx Hazards

The only impactful weather to speak of is some wintry precip across western New England, and across the mountains of the southern Rockies and Sierra Nevada.

Tomorrow’s National Wx Hazards

Some accumulating snowfall can be found across the US/Canada border of the Northeast, while more snow can be found in the Rockies. A wildfire danger evolves for eastern New Mexico and western Texas.

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NASA Nerdology 

“I’ve got rocket fuel in my blood.” — JoAnn Morgan, NASA senior engineer. Morgan was the instrumentation controller for Apollo 11 and was the only woman in the Launch Control Center.

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