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Dry Months Ahead for North Dakota

MINOT — The region is wet and there’s record flooding occurring in neighboring Montana all along the surging Yellowstone River. Given those conditions, it hardly seems possible that a weather forecast calls for a dry July-September for North Dakota. However, that is exactly what is contained in the latest long-range issuance from the Climate Prediction […]
by Kim Fundingsland
June 16, 2022

Bye, Bye Dry

Rain Relieves Drought BISMARCK — It's official. Goodbye and good riddance to miserably dry conditions that have prevailed throughout the state for many months, particularly in the Minot region. The National Weather Service in Bismarck issued a Drought Briefing this week, saying it is their final issuance until Severe Drought conditions return to the state. […]
by Kim Fundingsland
June 1, 2022

Enough with the Wind

MINOT — Persistent wind seems to be the norm throughout the region, almost to the point of getting used to it. Almost. Howling winds reached gusts of more than 50 miles per hour in the Minot region Tuesday morning. A peak gust of 54 miles per hour was recorded at the Minot International Airport prior […]
by Kim Fundingsland
May 31, 2022

Another Dry Year Ahead

MINOT — Most of North Dakota has experienced an abundance of moisture in the form of late season snowfall and heavy spring rains, but be prepared for drier days ahead. That’s the latest expectation compiled by the Climate Prediction Center. In their long-range weather outlook for June, July, and August, the CPC says that conditions […]
by Kim Fundingsland
May 26, 2022

May Maybe Cold, Wet

BISMARCK — On the heels of a monster snowstorm, North Dakota residents are more eager than ever to enjoy a little summer-like sunshine and warm temperatures. But is such a change just around the corner? Perhaps not. The Climate Prediction Center issued their monthly long-range weather forecast Thursday, and it favors below-average temperatures for much […]
by Kim Fundingsland
April 21, 2022

It's Snow Record

MINOT — You shovel it. Push it. Despise it. Curse it. Maybe even take a little pride in digging out of it. Ah, you persevered a whopper of a North Dakota blizzard, and in late April of all things, and have a true tale of a real record breaker to enthrall listeners throughout the ages. […]
by Kim Fundingsland
April 21, 2022

Storm Statistics

BISMARCK — The recent blizzard that tore through much of the state was certainly one for the memory, and it set, or nearly set, new records for snowfall at many locations. The National Weather Service has compiled data from the storm, showing just how impactful the storm was from a historical perspective. In addition, many […]
by Kim Fundingsland
April 19, 2022

Snow, Moisture, and Melt

MINOT — More good than bad, but that can change in the coming days. “This is going to be interesting. We don’t see these types of events very often,” said Allen Schlag, National Weather Service hydrologist in Bismarck. “A lot of the time in these spring blizzards the soils are still frozen. That’s not the […]
by Kim Fundingsland
April 14, 2022

NWS Warns of Crippling Blizzard

BISMARCK — It's the real deal, no escaping this one. A spring storm that is poised to tear into North Dakota has the potential to bury the record book under a massive dump of snow. Add to it plunging temperatures and winds up to 60 miles per hour, and you have all the ingredients of […]
by Kim Fundingsland
April 11, 2022

Say It Ain’t Snow!

Late Season Storm Lurking BISMARCK — It’s that time of year. Not really spring and not really winter, but somewhere in between. Seems like it just wouldn’t be North Dakota without a tease of nice weather dashed with a late season snowstorm. Yikes! It might be best to keep that snow shovel within reach. The […]
by Kim Fundingsland
April 8, 2022

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