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  1. Article · Sep 29, 2026 · Summer Schnellbach

    Wednesday warm up and sunshine (opens the original)

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    TUESDAY EVENING: Parts of SE ND picked up 5 to 8 inches of rain Monday into this Tuesday morning. Warming with some sunshine has occurred the second half of the day as high temperatures warm into the 60s to low 70s. Lighter wind turns from southerly to westerly. Link to rainfall reports: docs.google.com/document/d/1UphbEo7EqX6WHbeuX3kZAqSrnsR47DYW8vhWDlYse84/edit?usp=sharing WEDNESDAY - SUNDAY: Wednesday is the “pick day” of the week as we will see temperatures rebound into the 70s along with a

  2. Article · Sep 28, 2026 · Summer Schnellbach

    FIRST ALERT: Heavy rain and flood risk continues tonight (opens the original)

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    FIRST ALERT MONDAY: We have a First Alert Weather Day for Monday. A low-pressure system and front continues moving over the valley, bringing a soaking rain and some embedded storms. Rain will ramp up again later tonight Many areas will see up to 1″ to 2″ of rain by the time this systems exits Tuesday. Some more localized areas through the Sheyenne and James River Valleys (southeast ND into the central/southern Red River Valley) may see up to 3″ or more, with highest forecast local amounts in the

  3. Article · Sep 24, 2026 · Summer Schnellbach

    Friday morning fog before late-night rain arrives (opens the original)

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    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. SATURDAY - SUNDAY: Waking up Saturday morning, rain sh

  4. Article · Sep 18, 2026 · Summer Schnellbach

    Cloudy skies for the weekend (opens the original)

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    FRIDAY EVENING: Aside from a few lingering rain showers this evening in the southern valley, most areas are seeing a lot of cloud cover today. Temperatures have been in the 60s for most, with a few low-70s north where there has been no rain and few more peeks of sun. The rain clears out tonight, but cloud cover remains. Patchy fog may develop tonight as well. SATURDAY - SUNDAY: The weekend is looking dry for most aside from a stray sprinkle. Skies are expected to be fairly cloudy Saturday and Su

  5. Article · Sep 4, 2026 · Summer Schnellbach

    Heat and storms for the Labor Day holiday weekend (opens the original)

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    FRIDAY EVENING: Tonight, there is a chance for a stray shower or storm, mainly south and west. They will be isolated, and most of the region stays dry as we kick off the holiday weekend. Clouds increase in coverage overnight and temperatures will be warm in the 60s. SATURDAY - MONDAY (LABOR DAY): Temperatures will remain very warm through Saturday and Sunday as the upper-level ridge intensifies. Expect temperatures in the 80s to near 90, especially in the southern valley and southeast ND! 70s an

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