February 2010
1st-3rd. Unsettled, snowy Groundhog Day, then clearing, cold. 4th-7th. Rain, snow, then clearing. 8th-11th. Light snows/flurries. 12th-15th. Very stormy. Blizzard New England, 1 to 2 feet snow possible. Snow also to Mid-Atlantic Coast, with 6″-12″. 16th-19th. Fair. 20th-23rd. Snowstorm sweeps in from west; heaviest accumulations in upstate New York, Vermont, New Hampshire. 24th-28th. Fair, then unsettled.

March 2010

1st-3rd. Wet, then clear and cold. 4th-7th. Wet snow northern New York New England. Snow and/or rain farther south. 8th-11th. Stormy, then fair, very mild. 12th-15th. Light snow New England. Heavy wet snow and/or rain farther south, then fair. Local flooding possible. 16th-19th. Fair, windy. 20th-23rd. Stormy New England, snow for mountains, then clearing. Heavy rain Mid-Atlantic, then fair. 24th-27th. Fair, then unsettled. 28th-31st. Clearing.

April 2010
1st-3rd. Fair, unseasonably warm. 4th-7th. Showers/thunderstorms New York, New England, then fair. 8th-11th. Showers spread in from the west. 12th-15th. Fair. 16th-19th. Thunderstorms with some heavy rains, turning fair, pleasant. 20th-23rd. Pleasant, fair Patriots’ Day Boston Marathon. 24th-27th. Rainy from Maine to Virginia, heavy wet snow over higher terrains, then fair. 28th-30th. Turning stormy.

May 2010
1st-3rd. Thunderstorms end. Unseasonably chilly, very windy. 4th-7th. Warm to hot, then showery. 8th-11th. Fair. 12th-15th. Squally weather moves in. Possible clearing or Preakness at Pimlico. 16th-19th. Clearing. 20th-23rd. Rain showers move in, then fair. 24th-27th. Pleasant, then very breezy, showers. 28th-31st. Thunderstorms, then turning fair. Weather improves for the holiday.

June 2010
1st-3rd. Pleasant, then scattered showers. 4th-7th. Dry, pleasant, some unseasonably chilly mornings. Fine, dry for Belmont Stakes. 8th-11th. Thunderstorms, some local flooding possible. 12th-15th. Pleasant conditions return.

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