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KFYR First News at Ten - Weather - 9/11/26

Montana · 09-12

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Drought Prompts Hay Relief Effort for Northern Plains Ranchers

Persistent drought across portions of the northern Plains is creating forage shortages and prompting a nonprofit organization to deliver hay to struggling livestock producers. Farm Rescue has launched “Operation Hay Lift” to assist ranchers in North Dakota, South Dakota and Montana, according to Farm Progress. High temperatures and limited rainfall have damaged crops and pastures across the region, reducing forage and feed supplies. Some areas have endured drought conditions for multiple years, leaving soil moisture reserves particularly low.

Montana · 09-11
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KFYR First News at Ten Weather 9/10/2026

North Dakota · 09-11

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North Dakota weather: A gumbo of elements

This week in North Dakota, the weather has offered a buffet of conditions.

North Dakota · 09-10

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Red Flag Warnings in effect across five states as critical fire-weather conditions develop

The warnings form a broad corridor of critical fire-weather conditions extending from southeastern Idaho and western Wyoming through much of Montana into western North Dakota and northwestern South Dakota. Across the region, dry fuels are combining with very low afternoon humidity and strengthening westerly winds, while parts of the northern Plains are experiencing the conditions ahead of an approaching cold front.

Montana · 09-10

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On This Date — Thursday, September 10

From the beginnings of one of Minnesota’s best-known landmarks to record-setting heat, a baseball legend and the creation of a brand-new North Dakota community, September 10 has left its mark on our region. 1820 — Construction Begins on Fort Snelling. On September 10, 1820, soldiers of the Fifth...

Minnesota · 09-10

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North Dakota, South Dakota and the Upper Midwest Get a 48 Hour Dry Window for Fieldwork While St. Louis, Cincinnati and Indianapolis Face Up to 0.84 Inches of Rain

BISMARCK, N.D. — The next 48 hours are shaping up as the best chance for dry fieldwork conditions across the Northern Plains and Upper Midwest, with BAM Weather forecasting a short-term dry gap through Friday afternoon even as the same broader weather pattern brings meaningful rainfall to communities farther south, including St. Louis, Cincinnati and Indianapolis.

South Dakota · 09-09

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We've Pinpointed When North Dakota Could See Its First Snowfall

We break down the weather models and make our prediction of when BisMan will see snow for the first time.

North Dakota · 09-03

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Drought Prompts Hay Relief Effort for Northern Plains Ranchers

Persistent drought across portions of the northern Plains is creating forage shortages and prompting a nonprofit organization to deliver hay to struggling livestock producers. Farm Rescue has launched “Operation Hay Lift” to assist ranchers in North Dakota, South Dakota and Montana, according to Farm Progress. High temperatures and limited rainfall have damaged crops and pastures across the region, reducing forage and feed supplies. Some areas have endured drought conditions for multiple years, leaving soil moisture reserves particularly low.

South Dakota · 09-11

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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.

Chamberlain, SD · 09-08

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Rain benefit on late-season crops

Despite this summer’s harsh weather, late summer crops may actually see some benefits from recent rain showers.

Bismarck, ND · 09-08

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North Dakota, Southeastern South Dakota and Northeastern Nebraska Face a Slight Risk of Large Hail and a Few Tornadoes This Labor Day as Supercells Develop Across the Northern Plains

SIOUX FALLS, S.D. — Severe weather is set to impact the Northern Plains on Labor Day, Monday, September 7, with Max Velocity Weather highlighting a Slight Risk, Level 2 of 5, across two separate zones covering southeastern South Dakota into northeastern Nebraska, and a second area farther north across North Dakota, as a vigorous short-wave trough and sustained low-level jet support multiple rounds of thunderstorms.

South Dakota · 09-07

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U.S. Warns 'Extreme' Storms Could Hit 3 States Today

Stay safe, all.

North Dakota · 09-07

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El Niño could bring typical, risky fall fire season to North Dakota

While a fall fire season is common in North Dakota, El Niño in the Pacific Ocean could affect it locally.

North Dakota · 09-08

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Windy day with some lingering sprinkles

Wind Advisory in effect for northeast ND and Kittson, West Marshall, & West Polk Counties in MN until to 7 PM Tuesday. Strong westerly winds of 20 to 30 mph, and gusts up to 50 - 55 mph, may blow around unsecured outdoor items and make driving difficult. TUESDAY -...

Minnesota · 09-08

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FIRST ALERT: Severe storms possible Labor Day PM

Severe Thunderstorm Watch in effect for the Devils Lake Basin and Rolette and Wells counties until 11 PM. Severe thunderstorms may bring hail as large as tennis balls, gusts above 60 mph, and even a couple of tornadoes to northeast ND. Wind Advisory in effect for northeast ND and the...

North Dakota · 09-07

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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.

Fargo, ND · 09-08

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We've Pinpointed When North Dakota Could See Its First Snowfall

We break down the weather models and make our prediction of when BisMan will see snow for the first time.

North Dakota · 09-03

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Flooding continues to impact central North Dakota communities

RUGBY, N.D. (KMOT) – Communities across central North Dakota are dealing with flash flooding from Thursday’s storms. Parts of the city of Rugby, already in the midst of cleanup and recovery, are seeing more flooding on Thursday afternoon. Pierce County Emergency Manager Kelsey Siegler tells Your News Leader...

Pierce County, ND · 09-03

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FIRST ALERT: Tracking severe weather this Sunday & Labor Day

FIRST ALERT SUNDAY EVENING: After a quiet Sunday morning, isolated showers and storms started pushing into eastern ND and the southern RRV early Sunday afternoon. Throughout Sunday evening, showers and thunderstorms will continue bringing heavy rain and lightning in parts of our region. A few storms may linger until the mid-overnight hours. Regarding severe weather chances, our entire region is under a Level 1 (Marginal) risk. That means all areas have the potential to see isolated severe storms. Ping pong ball-sized hail and damaging winds up to 60 mph will be the main threats. There is a low risk of isolated tornadoes in the southern RRV, however. Regarding rain totals, some areas will see over 2″ of rain, while other areas will stay dry. Keep the VNL First Alert Weather App handy as we First Alert track the severe storm threat.

North Dakota · 09-06