Your morning North Dakota weather update

Multiple Red Flag Warnings are in effect across North Dakota today, creating dangerous fire conditions through this evening. The National Weather Service has issued these warnings for wind and low relative humidity, particularly affecting northwestern and south-central portions of the state. We're starting out with a chilly morning at 36 degrees around 5 A.M., but temperatures will climb steadily through the day, reaching 66 degrees by 5 P.M.

Your evening North Dakota weather update

Here comes another chilly start across North Dakota this morning with temperatures dipping below freezing again overnight. Those frost advisories remain in effect as we continue this typical late spring pattern of cold mornings giving way to milder afternoons. Starting your Wednesday morning, temperatures bottomed out around 30 degrees near 7 A.M.

Your evening North Dakota weather update

A typical North Dakota spring pattern continues across the region today, with chilly morning temperatures giving way to milder afternoon conditions. We're tracking a slight chance of light rain or snow showers lingering in parts of the state through early evening. Starting with temperatures this morning - we bottomed out around 31 degrees near 5 A.M.

Your evening North Dakota weather update

North Dakota's spring weather continues its typical back-and-forth pattern today with temperatures struggling to reach the mid-40s and rain developing this evening. Here comes another reminder that May in our state can still feel more like March. Starting your Monday morning, temperatures sit in the upper 30s across most of the state with calm conditions.

Your evening North Dakota weather update

Rain is moving into North Dakota this evening, with the heaviest precipitation expected overnight into Monday morning across areas south of Highway 2. Here comes a typical spring weather pattern with steady easterly winds and cool temperatures. Starting this Sunday evening around 8 P.M., temperatures will peak near 52 degrees as rain begins to develop.

Your evening North Dakota weather update

Strong westerly winds are making their presence felt across North Dakota today, with multiple Wind Advisories in effect as gusts reach 50 miles per hour in some areas. These persistent winds are ushering in cooler air that will keep us below normal temperatures through the end of April. Starting this morning, temperatures bottomed out around 37 degrees near 7 A.M.

Your evening North Dakota weather update

Multiple flood warnings remain in effect across North Dakota today, with the Red River and its tributaries running high from recent snowmelt. Emergency management officials are closely monitoring water levels in Fargo.

Your midday North Dakota weather update

A Winter Weather Advisory blankets much of North Dakota today as April starts with a late-season snowstorm. We're tracking accumulating snow across southern portions of the state, with most areas expecting around three inches by the time this system wraps up. Right now at 9 A.M., temperatures sit at 30 degrees with southeast winds at 14 miles per hour.

Your morning North Dakota weather update

Winter Weather Advisories are in effect across much of North Dakota as we prepare for accumulating snow that will impact travel and outdoor plans through Thursday morning. Right now at 5 A.M., we're sitting at 27 degrees under cloudy skies with calm conditions. Temperatures will climb steadily through the morning, reaching the mid-30s by noon and topping out near 40 degrees around 4 P.M.

Your evening North Dakota weather update

A Winter Weather Advisory is in effect across much of North Dakota this Tuesday as a late-season snow system moves through the state. Here comes accumulating snow this afternoon and evening that will impact travel conditions. Right now at 25 degrees, we're starting off cold this Tuesday morning.