Uploaded March 2024 | Updated September 2026, 1 day ago
March has felt more like April with its warmth so far. However, Meteorologists Joe Martucci and Sean Sublette says the heat will cool off a bit next week. Not much snow will be expected, except for a minor even in upstate New York. Weather indices do point toward colder than average temperatures for the second half of the month. Plus, a stormier weather pattern will be likely. That being said, average temperatures rise fast in late March, requiring a bigger cold snap to bring wintry weather. ABOUT SNOW SEARCH For longer range weather forecasts, tune into Snow Search with Meteorologist Joe Martucci of The Press of Atlantic City and Meteorologist Sean Sublette from the Richmond Times Dispatch every Wednesday. The two looks at the weather pattern for the following week, pointing out weather trends that could bring snow and cold to the Mid-Atlantic.
March has felt more like April with its warmth so far. However, Meteorologists Joe Martucci and Sean Sublette says the heat will cool off a bit next week. Not much snow will be expected, except for a minor even in upstate New York. Weather indices do point toward colder than average temperatures for the second half of the month. Plus, a stormier weather pattern will be likely. That being said, average temperatures rise fast in late March, requiring a bigger cold snap to bring wintry weather. ABOUT SNOW SEARCH For longer range weather forecasts, tune into Snow Search with Meteorologist Joe Martucci of The Press of Atlantic City and Meteorologist Sean Sublette from the Richmond Times Dispatch every Wednesday. The two looks at the weather pattern for the following week, pointing out weather trends that could bring snow and cold to the Mid-Atlantic.
