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First widespread frost of the season possible tonight in the Red River Valley (opens the original)
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October is arriving right on cue with crisp fall air, and parts of the Red River Valley are set to see the first widespread frost of the season tonight into early Friday morning. After a breezy Thursday afternoon with wind gusts topping 20 mph, high pressure will settle across North Dakota and northwest Minnesota. With clear skies and winds calming overnight, temperatures will tumble quickly into the 30s across the region, setting up prime conditions for frost development. With sub-40-degree tem
Fantastic last day of September after some morning fog (opens the original)
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WEDNESDAY - SUNDAY: Wednesday is the “pick day” of the week as we will see temperatures rebound into the 70s along with a mostly sunny sky and not much wind! Thursday and Friday cool back into the 60s. As we transition into the month of October, the forecast will be less active as well. We’re expecting a mix of sun and clouds, and the weather pattern will likely be dry through Friday. There is a chance for overnight showers Friday night into Saturday morning. The breeze returns Saturday and Sund
Sunshine returns as clouds and rain move east (opens the original)
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TUESDAY: Parts of SE ND have picked up 5 to 8 inches of rain Monday into today. Rain and clouds will continue to sweep east through the afternoon. Warming with some sunshine into the second half of the day as high temperatures warm into the 60s to low 70s. Lighter wind turns from southerly to westerly. WEDNESDAY - SUNDAY: Wednesday is the “pick day” of the week as we will see temperatures rebound into the 70s along with a mostly sunny sky and not much wind! Thursday and Friday cool back into the
Friday fog and overcast skies. Rain arrives late. (opens the original)
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FRIDAY: Fog will hang around in trouble spots in eastern ND in to midday. Otherwise, Friday will remain fairly overcast as the fog lifts. Afternoon highs will again warm into the 60s. Late Friday night into Saturday brings the next rain chance. SATURDAY - SUNDAY: Waking up Saturday morning, rain showers will already be moving in to parts of the southern valley and eastern ND. It’s expected to overspread the region through the afternoon and evening before tapering off overnight into early Sunday
Blustery, but dry Tuesday (opens the original)
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TUESDAY: The winds will ease upduring the mid-morning hours Tuesday, but still expect a breezy day with gusts to 30 mph. Aside from strong winds, expect a mix of clouds overnight into Tuesday morning. The clouds will break up completely Tuesday afternoon, leading to a mostly sunny sky. As for temperatures, expect lows in the low-50s during the morning hours and highs in the 60s to near 70. Overall, a slightly warmer, much quieter day than Monday was. WEDNESDAY - FRIDAY: On Wednesday afternoon, a
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