(Atlantic, Iowa) –  February weather data for Atlantic (Compiled here at KJAN – the official National Weather Service reporting site), shows we were – on average – warmer than normal for the High, and cooler than normal for the Low. We were also lower on the amount of precipitation (rain/melted snow), than what is typical for the month.

In Atlantic last month, the average High was 34. The average Low was 9 degrees. The warmest day was on the 24^th (66-degrees), and our coldest days were on the 20^th and 21^st, when the thermometer bottomed-out at -18 degrees.

Snowfall for the month amounted to 6.5-inches, but that only melted down into just under one-third of an inch of liquid value (.32”). Snow remained on the ground for about 13 days, and quickly melted the last two-weeks of the month.

Looking ahead, we find the High temperature for the month of March in Atlantic, is 48 degrees, while the average Low is 26. Precipitation typically amounts to 2.38-inches.

Check back with us during the first week of April, 2025, to see how our actual weather data compared to the historical averages.