LaVale MD Monthly Weather Stats - March 1995

	Max	Min	Liquid	Ice &	Special
Date	Temp	Temp	Precip	Snow	Obs
1	43	27			
2	36	27			
3	40	28			
4	47	31			
5	43	34	0.17		F
6	64	37	0.07		F
7	74	46			F
8	62	19	0.44	2.0	S
9	29	14			
10	41	15			
11	62	20			
12	66	28			
13	73	29			
14	75	34			
15	74	38			
16	75	39			
17	67	33			
18	57	30			
19	64	32			
20	64	42			
21	61	40	0.06		
22	48	34	0.05		
23	47	33			
24	52	30			
25	54	32			
26	62	34			
27	58	40	0.21		
28	47	37	0.04		
29	50	40			
30	46	38	T		
31	48	32			
Total 	55.8	32.0	1.04	2.0	43.9 (mean temp)
Ext	75	14	0.44	2.0
Date	16*	9	8	8

NOTES AND HIGHLIGHTS - MARCH 1995

NO. DAYS WITH
FOG 3
SLEET 1

5-6: Light rain showers with a warming trend.
7: Record high 74 F
8: Very mild overnight with a high of 62 F early this morning.  However a
   strong cold front plowed through, bring rain, then sleet and snow as
   temperatures tumbled and strong winds blew the snow around, 2" fell.
   the low reached a chilly 19 F by midnight.
9: Cold low 14 F high only 29 F.
10: Cold low 15 F.
11-12: Much milder with highs in the 60s and sunshine.
13-16: Very mild with 4 consecutive days in the mid 70s.
27-28: A few rain showers.

MONTHLY SUMMARY

After 4 Marches with a lot of wild weather, this March of 1995 was very
quiet, with much warmer than average temperatures and very dry conditions,
with the monthly total of 1.04" the 2nd driest March on record.  The only
notable precipitation event, and only measurable snow, came on the 8th,
when a cold front brought an intense but quick cold snap.  Temperatures
rebounded just as quickly as they fell, with highs in the 70s at mid-month.

Additional notes/records

9: Record low max 29 F but this record was immediately broken in 1996 (26 F)

March 1995 was the 2nd driest March on record with 1.04" precipitation.

As no snow fell in April, the 1994-95 cold season had the 4th least amount
of snowfall (12.8").