Good Wednesday, bloggers —
Here is a graphic summarizing the three main storm systems we have seen during March 2025. It certainly qualifies for March "Weather Madness."
Will we add a fourth this weekend?
There is a rare threat of severe weather today in the Pacific Northwest, which also qualifies for March "Weather Madness." Seattle and Portland are in a level 2 of 5 risk. Hail, damaging wind and possibly a tornado are all possible.
Back to KC, we are tracking a warm front for Opening Day that could bring scattered thunderstorms. Some of those thunderstorms could produce quarter-sized hail or a bit larger.
Quarter-size hail is the minimum size to be considered severe. We are in a level 1 of 5 risk.
This really does not qualify to be March "Weather Madness" as we are getting into severe weather season, and it is not a big event.
The storm this weekend could qualify to be a fourth March "Weather Madness" storm as we could see rain, thunderstorms, some severe weather and snow.
Details on all of the weather changes are in the five-and-a-half minute video below.
Have a great rest of your week and weekend.
Stay healthy.
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