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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.
We rarely have extreme heat or cold in NE Ohio. The hottest day on record for Cleveland & Akron was a shared 104F (in 1988 and 1918 respectively). The coldest day for either city was in the bitter winter of 1994 when Cleveland hit -20 and Akron hit -25. We can have extremely mild winters and brutally cold ones. Here is a look back at past winters in NE Ohio.