Sheldon
Sheldon, ND · Weather
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Friday morning fog before late-night rain arrives
THURSDAY EVENING - FRIDAY: It has remained cloudy for most areas after this morning’s rain moved through. It will remain cloudy tonight with redeveloping fog by Friday morning. The fog could be dense in some areas! Watch out for lowered visibility for the morning commute. Otherwise, Friday will remain fairly overcast once the fog lifts. Afternoon highs will again warm into the 60s. Late Friday night into Saturday brings the next rain chance.
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Pattern change brings rounds of rain well into next week
OVERNIGHT - THURSDAY: A pattern change took place Wednesday afternoon and evening, as rain showers started pushing into eastern ND. By the early overnight hours, the showers will turn into a steady rain, mainly impacting the RRV and northwest MN. The rain will continue in NW MN well into Thursday morning, before fully exiting east mid-to-late morning. However, there is a chance of lingering drizzle out east well into the afternoon hours. By the time the rain exits, rain totals will be around 0.5″ to 1″ in many areas, mainly in Minnesota. Some areas may even see over 1″. Besides the rain, we’re looking at mostly cloudy skies between Wednesday night and Thursday. A strong southerly breezy between Wednesday night and early Thursday afternoon is expected. The winds die down Thursday evening. As for temperatures, lows will be in the 50s and afternoon highs will be in the mid-to-upper-60s.
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Rain sweeps in Wednesday evening into Thursday
WEDNESDAY - THURSDAY: Tuesday - the first day of autumn - fit the season well, with sunny skies, a few clouds, and highs in the mid-to-upper-60s. A pattern change is on the way, however. Clouds will build into our region late overnight into Wednesday. By Wednesday afternoon, we’re looking at a mix of Sun and clouds. Gray skies will continue into Thursday. The clouds will come from our next weather maker, which starts bringing a few showers into eastern ND early Wednesday evening. The rain moves east throughout the day, crossing into Minnesota early overnight before exiting our region altogether mid-morning Thursday. There is a chance of thundershowers as our weather maker sweeps through. By the time the rain exits, many areas will see about 0.5″ to 1″ of rain. Barring the rain, strong south-southeast gusts above 30 mph are expected Wednesday. Strong breezes continue into Thursday. As for temperatures, lows will be in the upper-40s to low-50s and afternoon highs will be in the mid-to-upper-60s.
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Fantastic first day of fall before active weather pattern arrives
TUESDAY: The first day of fall will continue to be beautiful day. We can expect a sunny, blue sky day for most with afternoon highs reaching the lower to upper 60s. A few more clouds in the west. We’ll have a nice breeze to usher in autumn. WEDNESDAY/THURSDAY: Wednesday...
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Mild Temps and Rainy Conditions this week
Looks like Fargo is going to see some more soggy conditions throughout this week. There are several chances for showers and thunderstorms from Wednesday night and into the weekend. Wednesday night into Thursday morning we can expect to see some showers and thunderstorms. Rainfall amounts could range from roughly a...
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Autumn will start on a fantastic note, but more rain is on the way
MONDAY EVENING: Our mostly cloudy start transitioned into a great second half of the day. Our evening will be just as beautiful. Tonight will be interesting when it comes to temperatures. The cool airmass we have in place, combined with a clear sky and light winds will allow temperatures to drop quickly after sunset. Weather models are showing clouds spreading across parts of the region during the overnight hours for the southern and central portion of the region. If this happens, temperatures will stay a little warmer, although still chilly. Northern parts of the region look to remain cloud free allowing temperatures to drop as cool as the mid to upper 30. Because of this, the National Weather Service has issued a Frost Advisory for a few counties in our region including, Hubbard, Beltrami, Clearwater, and Lake of the Woods from midnight through 8am. Temperatures may drop as low as the mid 30s where frost could harm sensitive outdoor vegetation. Sensitive outdoor plants may be killed if left uncovered.
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We're heading to into a very nice start to the work week
SUNDAY NIGHT: A mostly sunny early Sunday has transitioned into a mostly cloudy afternoon and evening. We’ll continue to see mostly cloudy to overcast skies as we head into and through the overnight hours. A few spots could see a raindrop or two that won’t put a dent in the rain gauge. Monday morning lows will drop into the middle 40s to middle 50s.
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Get ready for a mostly cloudy Sunday with pleasant afternoon temps
SUNDAY: Much of the region is waking up to cloud cover this morning with a light easterly breeze. As we move through the day we’ll see more clouds than sun, although we’ll see enough blue sky between the clouds to make it a very pretty afternoon. We’ll see comfortable highs in the middle 60s for most with Fargo hitting the 70 degree mark. We can’t rule out an isolated raindrop or two.
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Rain continues east Monday evening
WIND ADVISORY in effect for the James River Valley from 3 PM Monday to 4 AM Tuesday and for northeast ND from 10 PM Monday to 7 AM Tuesday. Strong westerly winds of 20 to 30 mph and gusts up to 50 mph will blow around unsecured items and tree branches, as well as make driving difficult.
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Update: West Fest races cancelled due to weather
WEST FARGO, N.D. (Valley News Live) - Update: The West Fest 5K and 10K has been canceled due to the weather. Organizers encourage runners to join next year. The event will not be rescheduled. Original: Motorists in West Fargo should expect traffic delays and an influx of pedestrians Monday evening...
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Welcome rain Monday comes with wind & cooldown
WIND ADVISORY in effect for the James River Valley from 3 PM Monday to 4 AM Tuesday and for northeast ND from 10 PM Monday to 7 AM Tuesday. Strong westerly winds of 20 to 30 mph and gusts up to 50 mph will blow around unsecured items and tree branches, as well as make driving difficult.
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Early week weather maker brings rain & wind
WIND ADVISORY in effect for the James River Valley from 3 PM Monday to 4 AM Tuesday and for northeast ND from 10 PM Monday to 7 AM Tuesday. Strong westerly winds of 20 to 30 mph and gusts up to 50 mph will blow around unsecured items and tree branches, as well as make driving difficult.
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A Few Tornadoes Could Develop Friday Especially Near and West of Grand Rapids Minnesota as Forecast Confidence Continues to Build Fast Overnight
FARGO, ND — A few tornadoes could develop Friday across parts of the Dakotas and Minnesota, with forecasters flagging the highest likelihood near and west of Grand Rapids, Minnesota, stretching back toward the Fargo and Grand Forks area. The forecast, updated early Thursday morning, adds to a growing body of guidance pointing toward an elevated tornado threat as Friday approaches.
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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.