March will bring above normal temperatures and reduced precipitation, with highs between 6 and 18 degrees in different regions of the country.

In March, the weather will be predominantly warm, with temperatures higher than the usual average, especially in the west, north, and center, during the first days of the month. The National Meteorological Administration announces that precipitation will be reduced, with a rainfall regime below normal at the national level. In the week of March 9-16, temperatures will remain slightly above average in the west, north, and center, while precipitation will continue to be low, especially in mountainous areas. Between March 16 and 23, a slight increase in temperatures is expected in all regions, and the precipitation regime will return close to normal. The last week of the month, March 23-30, will be characterized by warm temperatures, with precipitation within normal limits and no extreme phenomena anticipated.