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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....
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The Valley Today 6 a.m. Weather - July 6
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Hot, sunny end to the holiday weekend
OVERNIGHT - SUNDAY: The Fourth of July was active, with scattered showers and isolated thunderstorms - some of them severe - popping up throughout the day. Otherwise, we saw sunny skies and highs in the 80s. Overnight, any leftover showers will die down, leaving clearing skies for Sunday morning. Thereafter, Sunday will end the Fourth of July weekend on a hot, quiet note. We’re looking at mostly sunny skies and little cloud cover throughout the day. Sunday will also be very warm, with lows in the 60s and highs in the upper-80s. Sunday night, however, there is a small risk of isolated thunderstorms in northeast ND, so we’ll keep an eye on the risk.
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First Alert: Severe storm risk this afternoon & evening
FIRST ALERT THURSDAY: We have raised a First Alert Weather Day for Thursday due to the risk of severe thunderstorms. There is a Level 2 risk for scattered severe storms in the southern valley from parts of the James River Valley into west central MN including Lakes Country, the FM area, and up towards Devils Lake. Golf ball sized hail and damaging gusts to 75 mph are the primary hazards with any severe storms. The timing is mid-afternoon through the evening.
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PHOTOS: Viewers share hail images from Monday’s severe storms
MOORHEAD, Minn. (Valley News Live) - Severe storms swept through the Red River Valley and Lakes Country Monday evening, bringing large hail, damaging winds and tornado threats to the region. Valley News Live is receiving numerous reports and photos of large hail from across the region. Here are some of...
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Summer Heat Fuels Toxic Algae Risk
Hot Weather Increases Toxic Blue Green Algae Threats in Farm Water Sources. Rising summer temperatures are increasing the risk of toxic cyanobacteria in agricultural water sources. Cyanobacteria, commonly called blue green algae, can produce harmful toxins that affect livestock, wildlife, and humans. Experts warn that producers should stay alert during hot and dry conditions.
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Severe storms hit the area with more storms later this week
2 rounds of storms yesterday brought wind and hail to the area with some damage around town. Moorhead got hit particularly hard with hail and wind damage:. Today looks to be a quiet day with lower humidity, however, it looks like storms come back into the forecast for later this week. I’m not expecting much in the way of severe storms as we head into the holiday weekend but a few may pack a punch. Temps should be above normal in the upper 80s through the weekend.
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A break today before storm chances & heat return
TUESDAY EVENING: A clear, sunny day with seasonable temperatures today! It has been a bit breezy with gusts near 30 mph at times. Higher winds out west where there is a Wind Advisory for the James River Valley region until 7PM. Wind diminishes this evening making for a nice night!
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First Alert Weather Day raised for Thursday
WEDNESDAY EVENING: We have seen the return of some hazy skies today with wildfire smoke aloft. Air quality remains good across the region. Otherwise, it has been a mild day with highs in the 70s and 80s along with a few clouds. We are continuing the monitor the potential for an isolated storm or two that could be severe in the southern valley. Most areas will remain dry tonight.
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City of Moorhead outlines tree cleanup options after storms
MOORHEAD, MINN. (Valley News Live) -Moorhead residents dealing with tree damage after recent storms have several options for cleanup, according to city officials. Residents who see damage to a city-owned tree in a boulevard or park are asked to report it to the Forestry Department by calling 218-299-5422 and selecting option 4.
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Tornado Watch Issued For Jamestown, Valley City And Much Of Eastern North Dakota
A tornado watch has been issued into tonight for most of central and eastern North Dakota, including the Jamestown, Valley City, Carrington, Edgeley, Ellendale and LaMoure areas. The watch lasts until 10:00 p.m. tonight in Jamestown. The National Weather Service says a few tornadoes are possible somewhere in the region....
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Sirens sound in Fargo as severe weather moves through
FARGO, N.D. — Sirens have sounded in Fargo as severe weather continues to move across the region. Brady Scribner, City of Fargo Emergency Manager, told Flag Family Media that the Red River Regional Dispatch Center initiated the sounding of the siren. A Tornado Warning was issued in south Clay...
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Severe storms hit the area with more storms later this week
2 rounds of storms yesterday brought wind and hail to the area with some damage around town. Moorhead got hit particularly hard with hail and wind damage:. Today looks to be a quiet day with lower humidity, however, it looks like storms come back into the forecast for later this week. I’m not expecting much in the way of severe storms as we head into the holiday weekend but a few may pack a punch. Temps should be above normal in the upper 80s through the weekend.
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June 29: Aftermath of the 1957 Fargo Tornado
The Fargo newspaper headlines this week in 1957 concentrated on the devastating tornado that had leveled a large swath of the city only days before. An effort called “Operation Cleanup” was making progress with the damage caused by the twister that drilled through neighborhoods, especially the Golden Ridge area of North Fargo. On this date, the workers were hammered with rain during the daylight hours, but the dampness of the downpour did not deter the quest to aid their neighbors. It was a gargantuan task for the scores of overworked clean-up crews.
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First Alert StormTeam Storm Chaser Eric Whitehill comes across damage north of Ulen - 6/29/26
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FIRST ALERT: Severe storm potential today, Sunday & Monday
Wind Advisory in effect for the James River Valley until 7 PM. SE winds of 30 to 35 mph and gusts up to 45 mph may cause impacts. SATURDAY MORNING: Our morning has started on a cloudy, breezy note with temperatures in the upper 50s to middle 60s. As of mid-Saturday morning, light rain is sweeping through the southern RRV and thunderstorms are pushing through northeast ND. The showers and isolated storms will continue moving northeast well into the afternoon hours.