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Heavy rain in lakes country with another round possible later today
Heavy rain fell in parts of Lakes Country on Sunday:. A quick moving system will push into the area mid afternoon through the evening hours with another round of storms. These however will be quick movers. Here’s a look at simulated radar for this evening:. Note, storms going north...
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FIRST ALERT: Watching for more severe storms on Labor Day
FIRST ALERT MONDAY (LABOR DAY): Into mid-morning, our region will get a break from the rain, with mostly cloudy skies and temperatures near 70. Then between early afternoon and late evening, showers and thunderstorms will sweep across our region, bringing heavy rain and some lightning. Our entire region is under a Level 1 (Marginal) risk for severe weather. That means we have the potential to see an isolated severe thunderstorm. If severe weather develops, the greatest threats are ping pong ball-sized hail and gusts up to 60 mph. Heavy rain is also possible, however, which may bring some impacts. Leftover showers and storms will die down or exit our region Monday night, leaving at least 1″ of rain in some areas. Keep the VNL First Alert Weather App handy as we track the storms.
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Flooding in Otter Tail County
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First Alert Sunday & Labor Day for isolated severe storm potential
OVERNIGHT - SUNDAY AM: A few showers and storms swept through NE SD and NE ND between Friday night and late Saturday morning. Meanwhile, most of our region saw sunny skies, allowing temperatures to reach the mid-80s down south and upper-70s up north. Overnight, we’re looking at scattered clouds, but barring an isolated shower, most of our region will stay dry. Temperatures will drop into the 60s late overnight, so we’re looking at a warm Sunday morning.
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First Alert Weather Day Thursday for severe risk
WEDNESDAY EVENING - THURSDAY MORNING: It’s been a warm and fairly sunny day across the region, and it will remain relatively quiet for the evening hours. Clouds will gradually increase late tonight. Temperatures overnight remain seasonably warm in the upper 50s and low-60s. Before daybreak, there may be a stray shower or two. Into Thursday morning, expect a few showers and potentially some thunderstorms. Severe weather is not likely in the morning, but the chance increases later in the day.
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Tornado Threat Stretches From Minot to St Cloud Sunday With Isolated Twisters Possible Across North Dakota and Minnesota
MINOT, NORTH DAKOTA — Max Velocity Weather has outlined a 2 percent tornado probability corridor stretching from Minot, North Dakota, southeast through Bismarck, Fargo, and Grand Forks into St Cloud, Minnesota, for Sunday, August 30, with one or two isolated tornadoes possible along the path. Elongated Risk Zone Spans...
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Tornado Threat Shifts to Fargo Corridor Sunday as Warm Front Lifts From North Dakota Into Western Minnesota
FARGO, NORTH DAKOTA — Max Velocity Weather has updated its tornado probability outlook, now placing a 2 percent tornado risk corridor along a warm front stretching from North Dakota into western Minnesota for Sunday, August 30, with Fargo sitting directly within the highlighted zone. Warm Front Serves as Focus...
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Pattern change brings rain & thunderstorms this weekend
FRIDAY - WEEKEND: On Friday, a breezy southeasterly wind will lift more warm air our way, leading to highs in the 80s once again. Towards the evening hours, a few showers and thundershowers will move into our region. The unsettled weather pattern will continue through the weekend, though it won’t be rainy all weekend. This is all due to an upper-level ridge, and several disturbances riding up around the ridge right into our region. Keep the VNL First Alert Weather App handy as we track the showers and thundershowers. All the while, expect partly cloudy skies, lows in the 60s and highs in the 80s over the weekend.
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One more pleasant day before active pattern takes over this weekend
THURSDAY: A cool morning with temperatures starting in the 40s to low-50s, accompanied by clear skies. A few areas are also experiencing patchy dense fog in the west. We warm back up into the mid-to-upper-70s Thursday afternoon, as cool Canadian air lingers while the sunshine sticks around. Overall, Thursday will be pleasant.
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Warm, active pattern takes over this weekend
THURSDAY EVENING: Clear skies tonight will be greatly beneficial in the viewing of tonight’s full Surgeon moon, and also the Partial Lunar Eclipse! Grab a jacket and some bug spray and enjoy the moon’s show tonight! The maximum eclipse time is 11:13PM. Temperatures tonight will be in the 40s and low 50s.
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Rainfall for some while others missed out.
Some much needed rain hit parts of the area while other areas (Fargo/Moorhead) missed out. Here’s a look at last evening’s rainfall:. Heavier rains fell from Oakes to Wishek where 1-2″ was common. Now our attention focuses on the next 10 days. All of our long range...
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Wrap-around showers and strong breezes sweep through Tuesday
LATE OVERNIGHT - TUESDAY: Monday started the workweek on an active note. After morning storms brought flood conditions to parts of northeast ND, another round of storms swept through parts of our region late Monday evening. Those storms became severe and brought large hail and the threat of damaging winds, before weakening early overnight. Leftover storms will exit our region mid-overnight, leaving mostly sunny skies for Tuesday morning. Thereafter, a low-pressure system will continue passing by to our north. The low will bring wrap-around showers and thunderstorms to the northern valley and northern MN Tuesday afternoon. Not much rain is expected. Tuesday will be windy as well, with northwesterly gusts up to 30 mph likely. Morning lows will be in the 60s and afternoon highs will be in the 80s.
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Midweek warmth & sunshine before weekend rain chances
WEDNESDAY - THURSDAY: Leftover showers in NW MN will die down overnight, leaving clearing skies by Wednesday morning. Thereafter, the middle of the workweek will be the “mildest” days of the week, as cool Canadian air will push into the Northern Plains. As a result, morning lows will be in the 50s and afternoon highs will be in the upper-70s to low-80s. Thursday will be the cooler of the two days. Both days will also bring sunny skies and few clouds. Overall, a perfect forecast if you have any outdoor plans.
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Rainfall for some while others missed out.
Some much needed rain hit parts of the area while other areas (Fargo/Moorhead) missed out. Here’s a look at last evening’s rainfall:. Heavier rains fell from Oakes to Wishek where 1-2″ was common. Now our attention focuses on the next 10 days. All of our long range...