Find weather forecasts for the United States and Canada by clicking on a zone in either map

United States

Great Lakes, Ohio Valley & Midwest, North Central U.S., Northeast & New England, Northwest U.S., South Central U.S., Southeast U.S., Southwest U.S.

• Northeast & New England

  Unsettled conditions return.
• Great Lakes, Ohio Valley & Midwest

  A very unsettled end to March with heavy rains for MI; possible heavy snow for WI.
• North Central U.S.

  Spring snows fly; significant accumulations possible for IA and MO.
• Southeast U.S.

  Wet! Torrents of rain for WV.
• Northwest U.S.

  A lion-like end to March: stormy weather across WA, OR, spreading east.
• South Central U.S.

  Unsettled as March ends: gusty thunderstorms NM, northern TX, OK.
• Southwest U.S.

  Mixed bag: rain for UT, gusty thunderstorms for AZ. Changeable skies elsewhere.

Canada

Alberta, Manitoba, Saskatchewan, British Columbia, Newfoundland, Labrador, Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island, New Brunswick, Quebec, Ontario

• Newfoundland, Labrador

  Fair, then unsettled with spotty snow or flurries.
• Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island, New Brunswick, Quebec

  Clearing skies eastern provinces.
• Ontario

  Clearing skies.
• Alberta, Manitoba, Saskatchewan

  Pleasant, then stormy for the Rockies.
• British Columbia

  Pleasant spring weather doesn’t last long; very unsettled conditions arrive by month’s end.

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