First Alert: Active week brings several rounds of winter weather
By Lisa Green
Published on March 10, 2026.
The First Alert for the week is expected to see several rounds of winter weather, with temperatures rising into the 20s and 30s and potentially up to 1/1/1 snowfall possible in southeastern viewing areas. The quiet outlook is set to continue throughout the week, with a potential clipper system expected to arrive in the Northern Plains and bring more snow accumulation. However, models vary on exact snow totals with this system, and strong wind gusts are also possible. The active weather pattern will continue into the weekend, with predictions that a third weather maker could be more impactful with wind and snow. The middle of March will start out slightly cooler than average, with near-average temperatures in the 30s.
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