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Grygla, MN · Weather
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Heat warning extended….hot all week…some relief next weekend?
The dangerous heat continues to start off the work week with temps close to 100 and heat index readings 105 to 108. Excessive heat warnings now extended through Tuesday:. The heat ridge remains “anchored” over the N. Plains with moisture rotating AROUND the heat dome:. This is what...
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Brew Bird to close early Saturday due to extreme heat
FARGO, N.D. (Valley News Live) - Brew Bird in Fargo is closing early Saturday due to extreme heat. The shop said it is closed for the day as of 2 p.m. Saturday, July 11, to give staff and equipment a break from the heat. Brew Bird apologized for the inconvenience and thanked customers for their understanding, saying health and safety come first.
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Woman records moment tornado hit her northern Minnesota home
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Floyd Lake Tornado Damage (Renee Ruter Forde)
Moorhead Police thank Nonprofit for donating ballistic vests to K9 Gimli and K9 Raider. Tips for conserving water while maintaining a healthy lawn. Increased traffic and temporary road closures due to the marathon. Local businesses join economic blackout. Updated: Jan. 29, 2026 at 12:00 AM CST. Multiple businesses in Fargo-Moorhead...
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Bonnie & Friends: Missing Mail, Stolen Rain, and the Thousand-Pound Outlaw
Welcome back inside the Corwin Subaru Studios for a high-energy Wednesday morning broadcast of Bonnie & Friends! Bonnie Amistadi and Jace Denman kick things off by reviewing a bumpy night of weather across the Fargo-Moorhead metro. Even though Jace missed out on the rainfall over in West Fargo, a massive, slow-soaking storm cell dumped nearly an inch of rain on South Moorhead.
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Clearing skies Wednesday ahead of a summertime warm-up
WEDNESDAY EVENING: Heavy rain fell across the southern areas of our region Tuesday evening and overnight, bringing impacts in the process. The heavy rain moved out early Wednesday morning, however. For Wednesday evening, we’re looking at scattered clouds, so expect plenty of sunshine. Temperatures will also be in the mid-to-upper-70s, a few degrees cooler than average. Overall, we’re getting a break from the active weather pattern.
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FIRST ALERT: Tracking heavy rain and strong storms Tuesday Overnight - Wednesday AM
Flood Warnings are in effect for parts of northeastern SD until 8 AM. Heavy rain has led to multiple flash flood reports in parts of Brown and Marshall counties. WEDNESDAY: Heavy rain fell across the southern areas of our region Tuesday evening. It started in SE ND after 7 PM and impacted northeast SD, the southern RRV, and parts of Lakes Country overnight. The rain is moving out quickly, however, and by 7 AM, we’re left with only a few light showers in the southernmost areas. Otherwise, we’re looking at scattered clouds during the morning and afternoon hours. So there will be some sunshine. All the while, morning lows will be in the 60s, climbing back into 70s during the afternoon hours.
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Floyd Lake shoreline littered with tornado damage
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Severe Storms Could Bring Hail, Strong Winds To James River Valley And Eastern North Dakota
Severe weather could impact the James River Valley this afternoon and evening, with the areas further east expecting even stronger storms. The National Weather Service says the storms will begin to develop in eastern North Dakota in the late afternoon, with chances of heavy rainfall and golf ball-sized hail possible if the situation is right. Winds are expected to produce 50+ mph gusts through storm period this evening.
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Suspected tornado hits area north of Detroit Lakes
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FIRST ALERT: Severe storm potential Monday & Tuesday
FIRST ALERT MONDAY: A few showers move through this morning to the north and west as a front moves in to the region. Morning rain won’t bring a severe risk. However, during the evening hours, thunderstorms will pop back up along the front during peak daytime heating, mainly in the central and southern areas of our region. Southeast ND, the central Red River Valley, and all of our MN counties are included in a Level 2 risk of severe, per the SPC, meaning scattered severe storms are possible. Hazards include golf ball-sized hail and damaging winds up to 60 mph. A brief tornado cannot be ruled out either. The storms may stick around until early Monday night. By that time, expect up to 0.5″ to 1″ of rain in some areas. Because of the risk of severe weather, we have made Monday a First Alert Weather Day. Keep the VNL First Alert Weather App handy as we track the storms.
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Two injured in suspected tornado near Detroit Lakes
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Suspected tornado injures two, causes significant damage near Floyd Lake north of Detroit Lakes
BECKER COUNTY, Minn. (Valley News Live) - A suspected tornado struck the west side of Floyd Lake, just north of Detroit Lakes, Monday evening, causing injuries and significant damage to the area. Two people were hurt. Becker County officials say both sustained non-life-threatening injuries and were taken to Essentia St....