Meteorological spring runs from March 1- May 31, while astronomical spring starts near the March equinox. Here’s why meteorologists and astronomers define seasons differently.

AccuWeather, National Weather Service, Farmers' Almanac have spring forecasts. Here's which one you should trust.

Meteorological spring began on March 1, marking the start of a three-month period used by weather forecasters for consistent climate record-keeping.

Here's what to know about the first day of spring and the vernal equinox.

The start of spring can be defined in two different ways: meteorologically or astronomically. Meteorological spring begins on March 1, while astronomical spring starts around March 20. Tennessee is ...

March 20 marks the first day of astronomical spring, the spring we recognize most. However, meteorological spring begins March 1. The reason for the different dates has to do with both weather and the ...

As La Niña continues to fade and we transition toward a more neutral pattern, the atmosphere should become a bit less locked into extremes and a little more typical of a Midwestern spring, which can ...

Folks across the central, eastern and southern U.S. are about to experience potentially record warmth over the next week or so.

Spring may be peeking around the corner in Michigan, but if you're hoping to escape winter's chill, you'll still have to wait more than a month for the official start of spring. The spring equinox ...

New York's spring weather forecast is a mixed bag, with conflicting predictions from the NWS and two almanacs.

Happy Meteorological Spring! This isn't the Spring Equinox, which is March 20th at 10:46 a.m., which is equal day and night and marks the significant increase in daylight from here! It's going to be ...