Return to dry

March ended with almost three times the amount of rain Austin normally gets. Indeed, with almost 14 inches recorded at Austin-Bergstrom International Airport since Jan. 1, we’ve already received almost half the rain we normally get in a year. But KVUE’s chief meteorologist Mark Murray expects it all to end as the La Nina weathermaker strengthens, making April a transition month back to dry. So it looks at the weather service’s Climate Prediction Center here from now through June.