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    The trifecta of snow, ice and severe storms will hit the U.S. this weekend

09:45 PM
March 4, 2022

Our meteorologist's forecast
Video: Spring and Winter troubles ahead

Although March arrived timidly for much of the U.S., the month’s first weekend will have plenty of roar. Snow, ice, and dangerous storms are all possible.

The biggest troubles Saturday will be snow in parts of the Sierra Nevada and Rockies, a wintry mess in the upper Midwest, and dangerous storms in the Midwest and central Mississippi Valley.

Heavy rain moves into Northeast Sunday while a new spring storm system capable of severe storms develops later Sunday across the Mississippi Valley.

Our video forecast has the latest:

If you are out and about this weekend, make sure you check your latest forecast in Weather & Radar. Our WeatherRadar offers three days of forecast radar and weather on an easy-to-read map.

James West
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