How Much Snow?
January’s Flip
January will be a stormy month, particularly near and along the Atlantic Seaboard where there will be many days of rain, snow, and everything in between. Other areas of the country will also see many days of wintry precipitation, including the West Coast, which starts out mild and wet but turns stormy and white.
February’s Frosty Flop
February, on the other hand, looks very cold, particularly across the Prairies and Rockies. British Columbia won’t be as frigid, but even out there, an unseasonable chill will be evident during the second week and again during the final days of the month.
If You’re Waiting For Spring…
In March, most parts of the nation will be anxiously awaiting springlike days, but they will be few and far between. In fact, around the time of the vernal equinox, unseasonably cold temperatures may be gripping many parts of the country.
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Peter Geiger, Philom., Editor at 207-755-2246 or via email at pgeiger@farmersalmanac.comSandi Duncan, Philom., Mg. Editor at 207-755-2349 or via email at sduncan@farmersalmanac.com
