Spring Outlook: How Will It Feel Where You Live?

Some areas could see below-average temperatures as we head into the next season.

Published on Feb. 23, 2026

As we transition into spring, the weather outlook varies across the country. While many areas will see the typical signs of the season - growth, longer days, and warmer temperatures - some parts of the U.S. could still experience below-average temperatures in the months ahead.

Why it matters

The spring season brings hope and anticipation of warmer weather, but the reality is that the transition into spring can look quite different depending on where you live. Understanding the regional variations in the spring outlook can help people prepare and plan accordingly.

The details

Meteorologist Caitlin Kaiser breaks down how the spring months of March, April and May could feel in different parts of the country. Some areas may see temperatures soar above average, while others are left wishing for more warmth.

  • Spring officially begins on March 20, 2026.
  • The spring outlook covers the months of March, April and May 2026.

The players

Caitlin Kaiser

A meteorologist who provides the spring weather outlook.

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The takeaway

The spring season can bring very different weather experiences depending on where you live. Being aware of the regional variations in the spring outlook can help people better prepare and plan for the changing conditions in the months ahead.