Extreme weather in March, known as “extrem wetter im mrz” in German, refers to the unpredictable and often severe weather conditions that can occur during the month of March, particularly in Europe.
This phenomenon is characterized by a wide range of weather events, including heavy snowfall, strong winds, thunderstorms, and even tornadoes. The causes of extreme weather in March are complex and can vary depending on the region, but they are often associated with the transition from winter to spring and the clash of different air masses.
