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“EL Niño” Could Pose Challenges for Farmers and Ranchers
(Bismarck, ND) — A potential “Super El Niño” is on the horizon and, for agricultural producers, the forecast is scary. The warmer and drier winter poses serious risks for both crops and livestock heading into next spring. The World Meteorological Organization says El Niño is firmly established across the tropical Pacific and is forecast to intensify into a very strong event before peaking near the end of the year. El Niño conditions are likely to persist through at least February 2027, which could hurt next year’s harvest. It could also hurt next year’s grazing land for cattle.
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‘Super El Niño’ could bring challenges for crops and cattle herds into 2027
BISMARCK, N.D. (KFYR) - A potential “Super El Niño” is on the horizon, and for agricultural producers, the forecast is forcing tough calculations. While a warmer and drier winter sounds convenient, it poses serious risks for both crops and livestock heading into next spring. According to the...
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Isolated Tornado Threat Targets Northwestern North Dakota and Central South Dakota Tonight as CAPE Bubble Builds Near Chamberlain
CHAMBERLAIN, S.D. — Two separate target zones are being watched for isolated tornado development this evening, with a developing near-surface low tracking across northwestern North Dakota and a second, longer-shot setup taking shape over central South Dakota, just west of Chamberlain, where a CAPE bubble left behind by this morning’s storm complex could support a stronger tornado than either area saw overnight.
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U.S. Warns 'Extreme' Storms Could Hit 3 States Today
Stay safe, all.
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Brief cooldown Wednesday as fall-like conditions close in
OVERNIGHT - WEDNESDAY: After a windy afternoon, the winds finally died down during the evening hours. Overnight, we’re looking at light winds, and temperatures will drop into the upper-50s, with a clear skies. Then between late overnight and Wednesday morning, isolated rain showers will bring light rain to some areas. Little moisture is expected, and the showers will dissipate by mid-morning. Thereafter, winds will pick back up from the northwest, gusting up to 30 mph at times. The winds will keep afternoon temperatures in the mid-70s, making Wednesday the coolest day of the week. The afternoon will also be mostly sunny and quiet.