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A colder pattern settles in as we head through the final full week of March… a reminder that while the calendar says spring, the atmosphere doesn’t always agree.

At the same time, our daylight gains, after peaking are now beginning to slow, but just how much light have we actually picked up since the depths of winter?

We’ll take a look at our latest drought status, reflect briefly on the winter that was as we officially turn the page into spring, and break down what to expect in the days ahead.

All that and your full weekly weather preview from March 22nd through March 29th, 2026 coming up next on Episode #236 of Obsessed With the Weather.

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Spring is knocking on the door.

Astronomical spring officially begins this week, a potentially impactful storm arrives Monday into Tuesday, and we’re entering the time of year when daylight begins increasing at its fastest pace of the entire year.

We’ll also look at who gets the most rainfall in the United States, explain the science behind seasonal lag, and break down the weekly weather preview for March 15th through March 22nd, 2026.

All that and more ; next on Episode #235 of Obsessed With the Weather.

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Join Steve for this awesome interview with Bikeway of Hanover Shop owner Austin Koplozsky. Austin tells his inspiring story of taking an entrepreneurial path to business ownership. He talks all about how the weather impacts the yearly cycle (pun fully intended) of a bike shop, how to prepare for the weather while riding and we talk about some great cycling places as well! He is awesome.

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🌦️ The final full week of winter is here… but winter isn’t going quietly.

A significant warm-up kicks off the week, and the big melt is officially underway across Southern New England. Snowbanks will shrink, puddles will grow, and it will finally feel a little like spring.

But don’t pack away the shovel just yet.

❄️ Winter is not finished.

A few systems moving through this week could bring another round of rain… and possibly some snow before the season officially changes.

⏰ Daylight Saving Time begins, giving us those longer evenings we’ve been waiting for. More daylight, a changing pattern, and the atmosphere beginning its seasonal transition.

And we’ll also take a look at something important as we head toward spring:

🌎 What’s the drought situation across the region right now?

Has winter precipitation helped? Or are we still running a deficit?

We’ll break it all down: the melt, the pattern, the daylight change, and your full weekly weather preview.

🎙️ All that and more on Episode #233 of Obsessed with the Weather.

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🚨❄️ THE BLIZZARD OF ’26 RECAP IS HERE! ❄️🚨

Scituate just lived through a storm that will be talked about for YEARS and we’re breaking it all down.

How strong was it?

How historic was it?

And what actually makes a blizzard… a blizzard?

As we flip the calendar to March and welcome Meteorological Spring, winter clearly didn’t get the memo. Temperatures stay below average most of the week, and we’ll talk about whether this cold is here to linger or finally loosen its grip.

🌬️ We’ll revisit:

• The wind.
• The snowfall totals.
• The visibility criteria.
• And why blizzard warnings aren’t just about snow totals.

⏰ Plus Daylight Saving Time is coming up!

Longer evenings are on the way… but are we done with winter’s bite?

And of course:

📊 Your full Weekly Weather Preview

📈 Pattern trends

🌡️ Temperature outlook

🌨️ Any new systems to watch

All that and more on Episode #232 of Obsessed with the Weather.

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Temperatures are on the move this week and not quietly. We’re stepping into a much more active and unsettled pattern across southern New England, with multiple chances for precipitation and plenty to watch as the atmosphere keeps shifting gears. That means one big focus right now: ice safety. Changing temperatures and variable conditions can make ice incredibly unpredictable, so awareness and smart decision-making are key as we head deeper into February.

At the same time, something powerful is happening above us. The Sun is climbing higher, and daylight is increasing in bigger and brighter chunks. You can feel it. The angle of the Sun continues to rise, the daylight stretches longer, and even with storms in the mix, the seasonal transition is underway. What does that mean for temperatures, snowpack, and the weeks ahead? We’re breaking it all down with the Weekly Weather Preview — Episode #231 of Obsessed with the Weather!

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We’re heading into a much different weather pattern this week — a clear shift toward milder air with very few opportunities for precipitation. The focus now turns to ice dams, not snowstorms. Meanwhile, daylight is increasing fast, and the sun is starting to make its presence felt.

So just how cold has February really been in the past? And what does “the sun always wins” actually mean as we move deeper into late winter?

All of that — plus your Weekly Weather Preview — on Episode #230 of Obsessed with the Weather 🎙️🌞

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We’ve finally settled into a true New England winter. Cold air has been the dominant story, with temperatures running well below average, but there’s a subtle shift ahead as we finally sneak back above freezing at times this week. Daylight is making noticeable gains now, adding minutes each day and offering a reminder that the seasonal corner has been turned—even if it doesn’t feel like it yet.

Precipitation chances are limited, making this a relatively quiet stretch of weather, but there’s still plenty to break down. We’ll also take a quick mental escape to a tropical location while the bitter cold lingers here at home. All of that, plus the full Weekly Weather Preview, on Episode #229 of Obsessed with the Weather.

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