State climatologist Justin Glisan says snow in March made for a split in temperatures in the state.
There wasn’t enough snowfall though to help March hit its average for precipitation.
The area received .34 inches of precipitation while the normal amount is 1.94 inches.
Glisan says the long-term outlook as we start April shows the potential for more rain.
Glisan says there’s a short-term indication of drier conditions in April, which would help farmers itching to get into the fields.
