Until March 9, the weather will be stable, with higher temperatures and reduced precipitation. After the middle of the month, an approach to the multiannual averages is expected.

According to the ECMWF forecast, until March 9, the weather will be stable, with high atmospheric pressure, with sunny days predominating and very low precipitation. Temperatures will be higher than the multiannual average, with maximums between 10 and 17 degrees and minimums between -6 and 4 degrees. Between March 6 and 8, a temporary cooling is expected. After the middle of the month, a return to multiannual averages is estimated, with the possibility of cyclonic disturbances and incursions of cold air from northern Europe.

The ANM warns of the risks of severe weather, such as floods and avalanches, in the context of the transition from winter to spring. March is a month with alternations of wet and cold weather, but also sunny days, with historical examples of thermal extremes. The average monthly temperatures will exceed 0 degrees, and precipitation will be higher compared to February. The ANM has presented records of temperatures and precipitation for the month of March, highlighting significant climate variations from the past.