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Cleveland usually receives an average of 2.94 inches of rain during March. The most precipitation measured in a single day, as indicated by March Cleveland Weather data, was 1.96 inches on March 9, 1964. Cleveland averages 11 inches of snow in March. The highest snowfall measured in a single day in March was 10.8 inches on March 1, 1954.
Sometimes, a premature blast of snow occurs in October. The windchill factor can be quite heavy in the dead of winter, December to February. Even though it is 40 degrees outside, it may feel like subzero temps. Spring weather is particularly peculiar in Traverse City. March may still feel like winter to visitors from warmer climate zones. April and May temperatures fluctuate between 40 and 60 degrees on any given day. Additionally, certain activities are more enjoyable during specific months.