Northland Outdoors

As we head into the first weekend of February, we are kicking it off on a very mild note. A beautiful afternoon on Friday will be replaced with overcast conditions for most of us this weekend.

This weekend will bring more very mild January temperatures to our region as we close out the month. Friday will see more highs in the 30s and the fog back off in parts of the region. Heading into the weekend, we stay rain and snow free as the mild weather continues. 

The bitter cold is still around on Friday. Wind chills are still a factor on Saturday morning with teens and 20s below zero to kick off the day. Out punching holes to find some fish on the frozen water will be quite cold again for us. Hitting the slopes this weekend will also have the biting cold feel on Saturday. But Sunday is our main transition day from the cold to the mild. 

Snow will continue into Friday night and stay light. This may lead to snow on the roadways for those heading out and about on Saturday morning. Listen to see how the rest of the weekend shapes up.

We'll finish out this work week on a fairly mild note. Temperatures will hit the mid and upper 30s with even some reaching 40 degrees. I'm seeing plenty of sunshine to close out this week as well. 

This holiday season is looking to bring a weekend system into the midwest for Christmas Eve/Day. While the very fine details are still a day or so away, the general picture is a rain and snow mix for areas of the Dakotas and Minnesota which could result in some slick roads for travel.

The weekend is looking to be yet another mild one as we get to the halfway mark of December. Friday will bring the most active weather of the weekend with areas of rain and snow showers through parks of North Dakota and Minnesota. This isn't a storm by any means, but roads could get slick in some spots when these showers pass through.

We say goodbye to the 50s and 60s from earlier this week as we head into the weekend. Not only do temperatures drop but snow and wind also make a return. Snow sweeps through North Dakota Friday afternoon and evening. By Sunday the snow moves out and the breeze diminishes, but temperatures don't change much at all.

The first weekend of December looks to be a quite one with temperatures above average for just about the entire region. By Saturday afternoon, most of us will see mostly cloudy skies and light winds. Temperatures will also be slightly above average, Once we head into Sunday, we do have a slight chance of flurries/snow showers for parts of the Dakotas and into Minnesota.

As the holiday weekend moves into Saturday and Sunday, conditions remain chilly and a far cry from the 50s and 60s last weekend. Saturday will bring off and on clouds and sun, along with a slight breeze from the west. Overnight Saturday into Sunday, areas of light snow showers will sweep through areas of North Dakota and Minnesota. While it won't be a snowstorm by any means, the wind factoring in could lead to some spots to slow down while traveling Sunday morning and afternoon.