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Warmest March Ever for Cities in More Than 25 States

March 2012 is officially the warmest March on record for dozens of cities across more than 25 states and Washington, D.C.

AccuWeather Honors Ken Reeves with an AMS Scholarship

A scholarship is being set up in AccuWeather.com’s Ken Reeves’ memory to help support undergraduates studying atmospheric sciences.

Colorado Fire May Spread with High Winds, Warmth

High winds, warmth and low humidity will make the battle against the Lower North Forks Wildfire more difficult for fire fighters this weekend.

Snow Could Reach Part of Mid-Atlantic

Big temperature swings are no stranger to March and neither is snow following unusual warmth.

Number of Tornadoes Running High So Far This Year

There have been more tornadoes so far this year compared to the same time period during the extremely active 2011.

Back to Reality: Great Lakes, Northeast Set to Freeze

After a week of unusual warmth, the Great Lakes and Northeast are in store for a reality check the next couple of nights with the return of subfreezing temperatures.

Virginians, Carolinians Asking ‘What the Hail?

Hail covered the ground up to 6 inches deep in some communities on Saturday from southwestern Virginia into South Carolina.

Spring is here!

As you get ready to get back into gardening, be sure to visit Accuweather.com’s Home and Garden section for the latest articles and videos to help you with your garden. Check out our precipitation, plant hardiness and evapotranspiration maps for the best times to start planting. Use our lawn mowing forecast to see what the conditions are in your area for working in your yard!

Live Tracking: Follow the Severe Storm Outbreak on Radar

Nasty storms are erupting across portions of the Plains, threatening large hail, damaging winds and tornadoes.

California, Rockies End Weekend with Feet of Snow

Feet of snow buried the mountains of California and the Rockies over St. Patrick’s Day weekend. The major winter storm is now unleashing its fury across central Montana and neighboring Canada.