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Long Range Weather Forecast for U.S. & Canada from the Farmers' Almanac

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Find weather forecasts for the United States and Canada
by clicking on a zone in either map.

Farmers' Almanac Weather Predictions for March 1st - March 3rd

United States

Northeast U.S.
Wet, then clearing and cold.
Midwest/Great Lakes U.S.
Fair and cold.
Southeast U.S.
Showers, then fair.
North Central U.S.
Fair, cold.
South Central U.S.
Fair and cold, except showers Texas eastward, then fair.
Northwest U.S.
Fair and quite chilly.
Southwest U.S.
Fair and cold.

Canada

Newfoundland, Labrador
Clouds give way to sun; cold.
Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island, New Brunswick, Quebec
Some snow, then fair and cold.
Ontario
Some snow for Great Lakes and points east, then fair and cold.
Alberta, Manitoba, Saskatchewan
Fair skies.
British Columbia
Fair weather, rather chilly.

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