claude-sonnet-4-6 Analysis · Mar 22, 2026

March 22 starts with patchy drizzle and high humidity in the morning, clearing to partly sunny skies by midday, before rain showers develop and intensify significantly after 8 PM. Daytime driving is generally manageable, but evening and nighttime conditions become hazardous with rain probability reaching 80–93%.

• 01 Morning patchy drizzle (7–10 AM) with high humidity (79–86%) may reduce visibility and create slick road surfaces, especially on bridges and overpasses.
• 02 Afternoon is the safest window — partly sunny skies, low precipitation probability (5–9%), temperatures reaching 62–67°F, and light winds (7–8 mph).
• 03 Rain showers begin increasing at 6 PM (32% chance) and escalate sharply after 8 PM, with 77–80% probability of rain showers between 8–10 PM.
• 04 Overnight rain is very likely (90–93% daily probability), with expected rainfall of 0.5–0.75 inches — creating wet, potentially hazardous road conditions late evening through night.
• 05 Wind speeds are mild throughout the day (3–8 mph), posing no significant crosswind risk.
• 06 No active weather alerts are in effect for this date.
• 07 Temperatures stay well above freezing all day (42°F–67°F), so ice accumulation is not a concern.