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Tuesday's Weather Outlook

March 30, 2020
By WeatherBug's Chris Sayles
March’s final day will continue the trend of spring showing its fury across a large swath of the U.S.

Sporadic rain and snow showers will kick off the morning in New England and parts of the Northeast. Not before long, a new robust disturbance will spin up across the south-central Plains and Lower Mississippi Valley. Showers and thunderstorms will fire in the early morning hours into the afternoon before this system makes its trek towards the Southeast and Mid-Atlantic in the evening. 

Further west, heavy snow and rain showers will bombard the Pacific Northwest, northern Rockies and Great Basin once again. This will likely be an all-day event, so make sure you use caution if travelling to work or the grocery store. 

Meanwhile, a ridge of high pressure will bring pleasant skies to southern California, the Desert Southwest, southern Rockies, Four Corners and central Plains. Continually, the Upper Midwest and western Great Lakes will also have a pleasantly dry day as well.

Temperatures maintain highs in the 30s and 40s across the Northwest and Northeast. Whereas 50s, 60s and 70s cover a large swath of the U.S., including the Mid-Atlantic, Southeast into the Deep South, Great Plains, Southwest, Great Basin and California. Eighties and near 90 degrees will be seen from southern California into extreme southern Texas, the Gulf Coast and Florida.