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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.
On the heels of the warmest March for the U.S., warmer and drier than average temperatures continued for much of the nation with some states in the Ohio Valley having a small, but still above average, dip in temperatures. Note: The April 2012 Monthly Climate Report for the United States has several pages of supplemental information and data regarding the unprecedented early 2012 temperatures.