Winter Weather in the Eastern U.S.; Heavy Rains Begin Across the Southern Plains into the Ohio Valley

A wintry mix may impact travel across portions of the Mid-Atlantic through the morning and the Northeast U.S. through Tuesday. Heavy rain and thunderstorms may cause a flooding threat across the Southern Plains into the Ohio Valley beginning Tuesday. Fire weather concerns will continue across portions of the central and southern High Plains through Wednesday. Read More >

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Last Map Update: Tue, Mar 3, 2026 at 12:36:12 am MST

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Tuesday

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Lunar Eclipse

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A lunar eclipse will take place in the early hours on Tuesday March 3rd. The eclipse will begin around 2:50 MST, the moon will be completely covered by the earth's shadow (giving it a rusty red color) from 4:04 to 5:05 AM MST. The eclipse will end around 6:17 AM MST. The forecast is calling for mostly clear skies, so set your alarm a little early for Tuesday and go out and take a look. This will be the last total lunar eclipse until New Year's Eve 2028-2029.

After a toasty start to the week, temperatures will moderate towards normal by next weekend with highs of 70-75 degrees for the lowlands.

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Winter Weather in the Eastern U.S.; Heavy Rains Begin Across the Southern Plains into the Ohio Valley

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