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North Dakota Cold Weather: Fargo Faces 2 Dangerous Winter Risks
Fargo, ND – As North Dakota prepares for another winter season, residents across Fargo, Bismarck, Grand Forks, Minot and communities throughout the Peace Garden State are being reminded of two potentially life-threatening cold-weather conditions: frostbite and hypothermia.
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First Alert Tuesday: Few showers, strong wind create another impactful day
A wet, windy start to November continues into Tuesday. Monday brought record-setting rainfall with more than 2 inches reported in parts of Lakes Country, and many areas getting more than 1 inch. While not as much is expected, more measurable rain, especially south and east, plus strong wind on a First Alert Election Day into Wednesday.
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Fargo emergency manager urges residents to prepare now for winter storms, power outages and dangerous travel conditions
FARGO, N.D. — With winter weather awareness week coming to a close, Fargo Emergency Manager Brady Scribner is encouraging residents to begin preparing for potentially dangerous winter conditions, even as forecasts suggest the region could experience a milder-than-average season. During an interview Friday, October 30, Scribner said the absence...
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Fargo emergency manager urges residents to prepare now for winter storms, power outages and dangerous travel conditions
FARGO, N.D. — With winter weather awareness week coming to a close, Fargo Emergency Manager Brady Scribner is encouraging residents to begin preparing for potentially dangerous winter conditions, even as forecasts suggest the region could experience a milder-than-average season. During an interview Friday, October 30, Scribner said the absence...
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Upper Midwest Weather: Strong Winds Possible Near Fargo Nov. 3-9
Fargo, ND – Portions of the Upper Midwest could face an increased risk of high winds during the first full week of November, with federal forecasters highlighting parts of the northern Plains for potentially hazardous wind conditions during the Nov.
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First Alert into Tuesday morning for first snow of the season
Not nearly as warm this week and more active as several rain chances sweep through. The first Monday night brings a chance for the first few flakes of the season to Fargo. The first half of the workweek will be active. This comes as a complex low-pressure system will bring two rounds of moisture into our region. The first round of moisture will sweep into our region late Monday evening. The main form of precipitation across the valley will be rain during that time, so be prepared for cool, soggy conditions. The rain will move northeast and exit the valley Tuesday evening.
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October heat continues until changes arrive this weekend
Warm October temperatures and sunny skies will be the rule for much of the workweek. Our next weather maker arrives Friday, bringing wind, rain showers, and a temperature change heading into the weekend. Warmth continues. An upper-level ridge, combined with a high-pressure system at the surface, will bring warm, dry...
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A sunny, seasonably warm pattern settles in this weekend
After a cold Friday night, strong southwesterly winds and sunny skies will raise Saturday’s highs into the 60s, over ten degrees warmer than average. The warmth, and sunny skies, will continue into Sunday and next week, perfect if you have any outdoor plans. Warming up into the weekend. A...
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Seasonable warmth & sunshine stick around Sunday into next week
Sunday will end the weekend on a warm, quiet note, as afternoon highs will reach the 60s, with sunny skies. Overnight, temperatures will dip to near-freezing levels again, which is expected for this time of year. Thereafter, the seasonably warm, sunny pattern will continue throughout the rest of the week.
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NOAA’s newest winter outlook favors mild winter for Red River Valley
FARGO, N.D. (Valley News Live) - NOAA’s newest winter outlook released Thursday tilts the Red River Valley toward warmer-than-average temperatures from December through February, fueled by a very strong El Niño. El Niño local impacts. El Niño-Southern Oscillation, or ENSO, is a natural climate pattern driven by...
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Thursday afternoon wind and showers
After a few morning showers southeast, the cold front we’ve been eyeing for days is on its way. Ahead of the cold front, wind is relatively light out of the southwest. Once the front passes, the wind ramps up out of the northwest. Gusts could exceed 40-45 mph through the afternoon and tonight. Scattered showers are expected behind the cold front as well.
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Warm front arrives today with strong cold front into Sunday
A warming wind kicks in for Friday, sending temperatures soaring through Saturday with summerlike highs into the 80s. Everything changes Sunday with a pattern shift that brings much cooler weather and several chances for rain and wind into next week. Warming to end the workweek ahead of weekend whiplash. Friday:...
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The valley will be on a temperature roller coaster ride heading into the weekend
Thursday brought mostly cloudy skies, highs in the 60s, and even a few sprinkles. Friday, however, will be different. A warming wind kicks in for Friday, sending temperatures soaring through Saturday with summerlike highs into the 80s. Everything changes Sunday with a pattern shift that brings much cooler weather and several chances for rain and wind into next week.