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Cavalier, ND · Weather
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Warm & wonderful October week ahead
A warm front quickly turned things around after a frosty start to our Monday! Temperatures rose into the 60s and 70s Monday. Breezy weather calms overnight, though temperatures stay mild. Mostly clear to partly cloudy with lows in the 40s and 50s to start Tuesday morning. First full week of...
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Skies clear across the Red River Valley overnight into Sunday
Once the showers left our region, Saturday afternoon was gorgeous, with sunny skies. Overnight, we’re looking at cool, clear conditions, with only a few clouds and lows in the 40s. By the afternoon hours, temperatures climb back into the 60s, great for going outside ahead of a chilly Sunday night.
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Frosty start to the week in the northern valley
Starting off the week on a chilly note, but a warm front quickly turns things around! Temperatures this morning in northern MN dropped into the upper 20s in a few spots. After the frosty morning, temperatures warm into the mid-60s to upper-60s with sunshine. The caveat is that it will be windy with gusts out of the south around 25 to 30 mph.
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Steve Carney: Warm fall weather slowing hunting action, but fishing remains strong
FARGO, N.D. — Warm temperatures across the region are creating challenging conditions for hunters as October begins, but outdoorsman Steve Carney says anglers are still finding plenty of opportunities on the water. Carney, of Steve Carney Outdoors, joined Bonnie and Friends on WDAY Radio Friday to provide an update...
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First widespread frost of the season possible tonight in the Red River Valley
Frost Advisory: Midnight to 9 a.m. from I-94/U.S. 10 north to Canadian border. October is arriving right on cue with crisp fall air, and parts of the Red River Valley are set to see the first widespread frost of the season tonight into early Friday morning. After a breezy Thursday...
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FIRST ALERT: Heavy rain and flood risk continues tonight
FIRST ALERT MONDAY: We have a First Alert Weather Day for Monday. A low-pressure system and front continues moving over the valley, bringing a soaking rain and some embedded storms. Rain will ramp up again later tonight. Many areas will see up to 1″ to 2″ of rain by the...
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Severe Thunderstorm Warning for Fargo-Moorhead Through 6:15 PM
**UPDATE — Monday, September 28, 6:05 PM CT:** The National Weather Service in Grand Forks reports the storm was over Glyndon, 11 miles east of Fargo, moving east at 30 mph with 60 mph wind gusts and small hail. Glyndon, Sabin, Downer, Averill and Buffalo River are in its path, including I-94 between mile markers 6 and 16. The warning runs through 6:15 PM.
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Sunshine and mild temperatures with possible rain chances returning at the end of the week
Starting Wednesday, Fargo is finally going to see a little break in the soggy weather. Sunny skies across Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. Temperatures are also expected to continue being mild. Our highest temps are on Wednesday, with temperatures in the mid 70s. After that, temperatures will start to dip into the mid-to-low 60s.
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Sunshine returns as clouds and rain move east
TUESDAY: Parts of SE ND have picked up 5 to 8 inches of rain Monday into today. Rain and clouds will continue to sweep east through the afternoon. Warming with some sunshine into the second half of the day as high temperatures warm into the 60s to low 70s. Lighter wind turns from southerly to westerly.
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Wednesday warm up and sunshine
TUESDAY EVENING: Parts of SE ND picked up 5 to 8 inches of rain Monday into this Tuesday morning. Warming with some sunshine has occurred the second half of the day as high temperatures warm into the 60s to low 70s. Lighter wind turns from southerly to westerly. WEDNESDAY -...
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Monday’s severe weather causes flash flooding on 32nd Avenue
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Next Widespread Rainmaker Brings Multiple Inches of Rain to Fargo, Sioux Falls, Omaha and Minneapolis Through September 29 With Fieldwork Delays and Shrinking Harvest Windows
FARGO, NORTH DAKOTA — As we head toward the end of the month, forecast guidance is highlighting a broad corridor of heavier rainfall from the central Plains into the Dakotas and Minnesota, according to a Next Widespread Rainmaker forecast from BAMWeather, based on a future rainfall forecast covering 7-day totals through 9/29/26 at 9:00 a.m. Several rounds of rain could add up to multiple inches in some areas, and wetter areas could face fieldwork delays and shrinking harvest windows.
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Friday fog and overcast skies. Rain arrives late.
FRIDAY: Fog will hang around in trouble spots in eastern ND in to midday. Otherwise, Friday will remain fairly overcast as the fog lifts. Afternoon highs will again warm into the 60s. Late Friday night into Saturday brings the next rain chance. SATURDAY - SUNDAY: Waking up Saturday morning, rain...