The European Centre for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts (ECMWF) has released its latest monthly forecast for March, indicating a milder atmosphere in Finland. As reported by Foreca, the beginning of March will likely be characterized by warmer weather than is usual for this time of year, particularly in the first week, where rainfall is expected to be close to average. The forecast reliability is assessed as good or moderate at this stage.

The following week, starting March 9th, is predicted to continue the trend of milder and less rainy weather, although the reliability of these predictions may decrease. As the month progresses into the third week, the temperatures may continue to be above normal or remain typical for March. However, ECMWF warns that the forecast confidence diminishes the further into the month predictions extend.

By late March, the forecast suggests that conditions will return to average levels, highlighting natural fluctuations in weather patterns. The weather predictions represent a mix of early spring conditions and typical March variability, necessitating continued monitoring as the forecasts evolve.