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Take a look at this Day 4 (Monday) max temp forecast: all high temps across the nation are above freezing!pic.twitter.com/Pcj2dPL23U
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Here's the total precipitation for the first 3 weeks of March. Some spots could see their first bit of rain in well over a month this week!pic.twitter.com/nyL1Nsu6uM
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Today's National High/Low temps: 98 at Presidio, TX; -16 at Mount Washington, NH
#txwx#nhwx http://go.usa.gov/cu5tP -
Wet weather likely from northern California up to the Pacific Northwest coast http://go.usa.gov/cu3Wx
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Conditions will be ripe for wildfire production from the Four Corners to the Southern/Central High Plains http://go.usa.gov/cu3Wx
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Have you taken our survey yet? We'd really appreciate it! http://bit.ly/2mJiYh9 pic.twitter.com/xdc4EO2OUn
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Rain and potential for thunderstorms across the western U.S over the next few days http://go.usa.gov/cu3Wx
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A storm sweeping across the Western U.S. will bring heavy rain and higher elevation snows on Wednesday.pic.twitter.com/kWM5ZgaLqp
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Today's National High/Low temps: 96 at Fort Stockton, TX, Midland/Odessa, TX; 5 at Rolla, ND, Rugby,ND
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#WPC_MD 0078 affecting N-CNTRL...CNTRL AND SRN CA,#cawx, https://go.usa.gov/xXKPT -
Today thru tomorrow morning's weather: t'storms (some severe) in MS Valley/TN Valley/SE, rain and mtn snow in West, snow showers in NE.pic.twitter.com/YAv3LPkxJg
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Heavy rain and higher elevation snows expected along the west coast through Wed PM.pic.twitter.com/nquhEebGEm
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#WPC_MD 0077 affecting NORTHERN & CENTRAL CA,#cawx#orwx, https://go.usa.gov/xXK8q -
Today's National High/Low temps: 98 at Childress, TX, Dozier, TX; -4 at Saranac Lake, NY
#txwx#nywx http://go.usa.gov/cu5tP -
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This is the first day of astronomical spring; meteorological spring began March 1. Learn about the difference here: https://www.ncdc.noaa.gov/news/meteorological-versus-astronomical-seasons …
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Happy
#firstdayofspring! It'll feel like spring today, with temps above avg across much of U.S. (shaded) and highs >90 in S Plains.pic.twitter.com/GSN2nteIdA
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