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Your Weather News @ March Edition 2026
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Albec
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Springtime here in the Land of Lincoln.
Rain and more rain, ground is thawed and a muddy mess. Temps near 70 this week and nowhere near freezing at night. The robins are thick as thieves and are mocking me every chance they get. What are they mocking me about? My new, never used, snowblower of course!
I guess I'll have to add some fuel treatment, cover it up, and put the blower away till next winter. I'll start it once last time to circulate the fuel treatment a bit and to hear it purr.
Rain and more rain, ground is thawed and a muddy mess. Temps near 70 this week and nowhere near freezing at night. The robins are thick as thieves and are mocking me every chance they get. What are they mocking me about? My new, never used, snowblower of course!
I guess I'll have to add some fuel treatment, cover it up, and put the blower away till next winter. I'll start it once last time to circulate the fuel treatment a bit and to hear it purr.
Gwolf
Well-known member
News article from Associated Press defining the problems of switching to Standard Time all year round.
Very few like the twice a year time changes. There is still a big divide on where to go if we do get rid of Daylight Saving.
apnews.com
It happens this weekend so Spring Ahead.
Very few like the twice a year time changes. There is still a big divide on where to go if we do get rid of Daylight Saving.
This weekend’s US clock change is a problem, and there’s a deep divide on how to fix it
This is the weekend when clocks move ahead, causing angst, lost sleep and health issues for many. Over the last decade, at least 19 states have passed laws to let them stay in daylight saving time if the federal government allows it.
apnews.com
It happens this weekend so Spring Ahead.
Deanna777
Well-known member
Temps in the 50's and 60's. Rain. Ice jams, flooding due to snow melt.
Next week, will feature several days of Spring like weather and lots of snow melt. This will cause rivers to rise and possible ice movement/break up and ice jams. Monday will be partly sunny with highs in the upper 50's, possibly even some 60's. A back door cold front will touch off a few showers on Tuesday. Highs will range from the 30's and 40's in the North to the 50's and 60's in the Southern part of Vermont.
Wednesday continues to look interesting, with rain likely, though a bit of sleet and freezing rain can't be ruled out in the Northern areas. This will contribute to additional snow melt and run off into rivers and streams. It now looks like Thursday will start off with additional rain, then change to some snow for the afternoon with a few inches of accumulation possible. Early highs in the 40's and 50's will drop into the teens and 20's.
A weaker system could bring a rain/snow mix late Friday into early Saturday, followed by scattered rain/snow showers the rest of Saturday. Temps will trend closer to average, with highs in the 30's and lows in the 20's.
Current temp is 45 degrees, and raining.
Deanna
Next week, will feature several days of Spring like weather and lots of snow melt. This will cause rivers to rise and possible ice movement/break up and ice jams. Monday will be partly sunny with highs in the upper 50's, possibly even some 60's. A back door cold front will touch off a few showers on Tuesday. Highs will range from the 30's and 40's in the North to the 50's and 60's in the Southern part of Vermont.
Wednesday continues to look interesting, with rain likely, though a bit of sleet and freezing rain can't be ruled out in the Northern areas. This will contribute to additional snow melt and run off into rivers and streams. It now looks like Thursday will start off with additional rain, then change to some snow for the afternoon with a few inches of accumulation possible. Early highs in the 40's and 50's will drop into the teens and 20's.
A weaker system could bring a rain/snow mix late Friday into early Saturday, followed by scattered rain/snow showers the rest of Saturday. Temps will trend closer to average, with highs in the 30's and lows in the 20's.
Current temp is 45 degrees, and raining.
Deanna
RapidSpyder
Well-known member
Supposed to be mid 70’s today, so we’re riding after church.
canamjhb
Well-known member
79 right now in the desert. Humidity is 14%, wind is calm, no clouds. The high today will be 89 and the overnight low will be 57 degrees. We will cool down for the next 3 days with a very slight chance of rain. By the end of the week, we will bet back to the mid and even high 90s! 
I expect to see some of the Snowbirds heading out in the next few weeks. It's always good to see seasonal friends but it's a lot less crowded and more peaceful when they leave. Stay safe..... Jim
I expect to see some of the Snowbirds heading out in the next few weeks. It's always good to see seasonal friends but it's a lot less crowded and more peaceful when they leave. Stay safe..... Jim
Deanna777
Well-known member
The current temp in Vermont is 40 degrees. It was a pleasant Sunday with Spring like temps, which resulted in a few ice jams on some of the rivers (they are watching the rivers). The rivers will recede tonight as temps get close to, or below, freezing. However, new ice jams may form, and additional rivers may flood on Monday as highs get even warmer. Expect partly sunny skies with highs in the upper 50's and low 60's. The wind will gust as high as 40 mph. This will continue to support the rapid snow melt, which will run off into rivers and other bodies of water.
The threat for ice jams will continue into Thursday. A back door cold front may touch off a few showers on Tuesday, otherwise it will be partly sunny with highs ranging from the 40's in the Northern part of Vermont, into the 50's and low 60's in the Southern part of Vermont. There could be a low pressure system in the area on Wednesday. It's continuing to look warmer, though the heavier rain is now inching farther into Canada. That said, some rain is likely, and high temps will be at least into the low 40's and reach the 50's in Southern parts of Vermont. Morning rain Thursday will change to afternoon snow. A few inches of accumulation is possible. Early highs in the 30's will fall through the 20's by afternoon, and overnight lows will be in the teens and low 20's, so everything will freeze up again.
As for Friday, it will start off with some sunshine, then an other weaker system could bring a light rain/snow mix late in the day and overnight. A few inches of snow can't be ruled out. A return to more seasonable temps will happen over the weekend with highs mainly in the mid 30's, and lows in the teens and 20's.There's a chance for snow showers both days, but significant weather isn't expected.
I am done snowmobiling for the season. I did get in a few snowmobile rides during the season. The trails were awesome! Life then got in the way. Now I am in between the snowmobile season and the Spyder season.
Deanna
The threat for ice jams will continue into Thursday. A back door cold front may touch off a few showers on Tuesday, otherwise it will be partly sunny with highs ranging from the 40's in the Northern part of Vermont, into the 50's and low 60's in the Southern part of Vermont. There could be a low pressure system in the area on Wednesday. It's continuing to look warmer, though the heavier rain is now inching farther into Canada. That said, some rain is likely, and high temps will be at least into the low 40's and reach the 50's in Southern parts of Vermont. Morning rain Thursday will change to afternoon snow. A few inches of accumulation is possible. Early highs in the 30's will fall through the 20's by afternoon, and overnight lows will be in the teens and low 20's, so everything will freeze up again.
As for Friday, it will start off with some sunshine, then an other weaker system could bring a light rain/snow mix late in the day and overnight. A few inches of snow can't be ruled out. A return to more seasonable temps will happen over the weekend with highs mainly in the mid 30's, and lows in the teens and 20's.There's a chance for snow showers both days, but significant weather isn't expected.
I am done snowmobiling for the season. I did get in a few snowmobile rides during the season. The trails were awesome! Life then got in the way. Now I am in between the snowmobile season and the Spyder season.
Deanna
Little Blue
SpyderLovers Ambassador
Monday morning and Indiana weather is slowly getting better. Yesterday's sunshine was great but the wind was Not very friendly.
Spring is getting closer everyday. March the 21 is the First Full Day here in Indiana.
Currently 44°F with some clouds.
Looking forward to a great day with
sunshine. No rain in our forecast here.
Does anyone still celebrate Staint Patrick's Day? Here in Indiana it seems that the numbers are going down. They
use to do a Grand day. Even dying the canal green for the day. I guess the dye
polluted the water and was harmful to the fish. Just wanted to know.
High today of 71°F with sunshine.
Low at 60°F and sunny.
Ryde when you can and Stay Safe.
Watch out for the blind cagers.
We already had 3 bikers in accidents
over the weekend.
Remember life goes on. So make the best of things.
Till Next Time my Spyder Forum Friends.
Spring is getting closer everyday. March the 21 is the First Full Day here in Indiana.
Currently 44°F with some clouds.
Looking forward to a great day with
sunshine. No rain in our forecast here.
Does anyone still celebrate Staint Patrick's Day? Here in Indiana it seems that the numbers are going down. They
use to do a Grand day. Even dying the canal green for the day. I guess the dye
polluted the water and was harmful to the fish. Just wanted to know.
High today of 71°F with sunshine.
Low at 60°F and sunny.
Ryde when you can and Stay Safe.
Watch out for the blind cagers.
We already had 3 bikers in accidents
over the weekend.
Remember life goes on. So make the best of things.
Till Next Time my Spyder Forum Friends.
Add a chipper to the front of your snowblower!
Albec
Well-known member
Now that would be fun! At least more fun than I'm having now.
canamjhb
Well-known member
Well, the cool weather forecast for the beginning of this week got warmer and the hot weather forecast for the end of this week got cooler! Go figure..... Currently its 74 degrees and headed for a high of 78. The overnight low will be 57. Humidity is at 31%. There is a fair chance for rain showers late tonight and into the early morning hours. Starting to see weeds popping up through the gravel that covers my yard. It's pretty low maintenance. But to keep the neighbors and HOA happy, I spray the yard once a year and that gets rid of the green stuff. Takes about 2 hours cause I'm slow. Today's the day. And if we get the predicted showers overnight, the killer stuff will wash deep into the ground and give me a clean yard for a full year. Stay safe..... Jim
