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March 2026 Weather in the PNW
Yeah. Could surprise some people especially if you’re up 200-300’ or more in elevation. I think near sea level will be tough to manage more than a sloppy trace-1/2”. -
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Winter Storm: 3-15 - 3-16 Potential
Winter Storm Watch issued for my area. 7 PM Saturday through Monday 1 PM. -
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March 2026 Weather in the PNW
Latest NWS forecast discussion is a bit more assertive: "Snow levels getting down to around 500 feet by sunrise Friday" -
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