Today’s Campus Outlook

Last updated 12:30 PM, Friday, March 14th, 2025

By: Jake Stevenson, Joseph Renalds, Gaby Castronover, Alexandria Best, and Justin Sjodin

Happy Pi Day, everyone! We hope you caught a glimpse of the blood moon last night to wrap up your winter quarter. Later today, the 14-game winning streak Husky Softball team will be taking on Oregon on our home turf, so make sure you go out and cheer on your DAWGS at 4 pm. Temperatures will be cool for the B1G opener at 52, but the skies will be dry, and winds should be light.

Continuing our triple header with Oregon this weekend, come cheer on Husky softball Saturday at the ballpark! Conditions are going to be a bit wet, so make sure to bring a jacket if you’re coming to cheer the team on. With rainfall starting at 6 am Saturday, the chances of rain delay are present but not for sure. The grounds crew will do their best to cover the field overnight. But rain or shine, the Huskies are sure to hit it out of the park this weekend! 

For the rest of the weekend, we can expect some rain, which is perfect weather for hitting the books and preparing for finals. Up in the mountains, a Winter Storm Warning is in effect, and we’re anticipating about 12 to 18 inches of fresh snow. This is a great opportunity to take a break from studying and enjoy some time outdoors! 

This winter quarter has been filled with plenty of active weather to keep us busy here at The Dawgcast. We started out with a dry month in January, and the below-average rainfall has followed us heading into spring. Lowland snow also paid us a visit in February, which was a fun transition from our normal cold, rainy weather. The last of the snowmen and snow piles have all melted now though, as we begin to move into spring and cherry blossom season.

Lastly, we would also like to welcome all the new Huskies who just got their acceptance letters! If you are planning to visit campus over the next several weeks stay tuned to our blog or follow us on Instagram so you can be prepared for the weather whiplash that we see a lot of this time of year. 

Good luck on Finals, and enjoy your spring break Huskies!

Reach forecasters Jake Stevenson, Joseph Renalds, Gaby Castronover, Alexandria Best, and Justin Sjodin at theuwdawgcast@uw.edu, on X/Twitter @TheUWDawgcast, or on Instagram @uwdawgcast.