Weather chats with Mark Seeley

The weather forecast farmers have been waiting for: Spring is here to stay
While snow may be possible for those in northern Minnesota, the “hesitant” start to spring is finally over, climatologist Mark Seeley told Morning Edition. Subzero to single-digit lows will disappear as warmth settles in statewide.
March: Wintry to the north, springlike to the south with dozens of temperature records
Minnesota is set to see a vast temperature spread on the final Friday of March. Highs will be in the 70s-80s to the south and 30s-40s for the northern half of the state, where there too, is a winter weather advisory.
Storm system that walloped Minnesota created multiple tornadoes elsewhere
Minnesota was hit with a storm that blanketed much of the southern parts of the state in snow. According to meteorologist and climatologist Mark Seeley, that snow isn’t expected to last.