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Overview
Overview
There is a low pressure system over the Midwest & Great Lakes region that will continue to move East and away from our area. A weak warm front will move through the Dakotas, tonight. Elsewhere, a developing low over Texas will continue to move East and bring a risk for severe weather to affected areas.
Discussion
A warm front to our west will continue to move through the Northern Plains and across the Dakotas, after Midnight. Currently there is some shower & wintry mix activity along this front. Most of the high resolution models show precip dissipating as this system moves into our area. In advance of this system we will begin to see increasing clouds. I am leaving a chance for scattered rain/showers for Western ND. Any shower activity will be hit & miss and not everyone will get wet. This system will move through our area after Midnight. During the early morning hours we will see some patchy fog developing in parts of our area. Through the late morning, expect lingering fog to lift up and burn off. Skies will clear out early revealing plenty of sunshine, allowing temperatures to climb through the 40s and well into the 50s across the state. This mild feel will warm up as temps continue to climb through the next few days. By Thursday we will be seeing temperatures well into the 60s and by Friday & Saturday, daytime highs will be on either side of 70. I am tempted to go a little warmer with temps late this week and into the weekend, but will hold off for now.
A warm front to our west will continue to move through the Northern Plains and across the Dakotas, after Midnight. Currently there is some shower & wintry mix activity along this front. Most of the high resolution models show precip dissipating as this system moves into our area. In advance of this system we will begin to see increasing clouds. I am leaving a chance for scattered rain/showers for Western ND. Any shower activity will be hit & miss and not everyone will get wet. This system will move through our area after Midnight. During the early morning hours we will see some patchy fog developing in parts of our area. Through the late morning, expect lingering fog to lift up and burn off. Skies will clear out early revealing plenty of sunshine, allowing temperatures to climb through the 40s and well into the 50s across the state. This mild feel will warm up as temps continue to climb through the next few days. By Thursday we will be seeing temperatures well into the 60s and by Friday & Saturday, daytime highs will be on either side of 70. I am tempted to go a little warmer with temps late this week and into the weekend, but will hold off for now.
Through the rest of tonight & Wednesday
Overnight we will start with fair to partly cloudy skies and temperatures falling through the 20s. After Midnight, expect increasing clouds with the chance for a few scattered showers. This passing front will also cause winds to swing around to the SE, becoming light.
Overnight we will start with fair to partly cloudy skies and temperatures falling through the 20s. After Midnight, expect increasing clouds with the chance for a few scattered showers. This passing front will also cause winds to swing around to the SE, becoming light.
Tomorrow, skies will continue to clear out early in the wake of this front. Temperatures will climb through the 40s & well into the 50s with a light to moderate wind out of the South & SE.
7day planner
In lieu of a passing weak system, skies will clear out followed by temperatures warming back into an unseasonably warm and pleasant range through most of the week and Weekend. By Friday and Saturday, temperatures will climb into the upper 60s & lower 70s. Cloud cover will start to work its way back into the forecast as we wrap up the weekend. A few of the long range models are hinting at our next chance for rain during the beginning of the work week.
In lieu of a passing weak system, skies will clear out followed by temperatures warming back into an unseasonably warm and pleasant range through most of the week and Weekend. By Friday and Saturday, temperatures will climb into the upper 60s & lower 70s. Cloud cover will start to work its way back into the forecast as we wrap up the weekend. A few of the long range models are hinting at our next chance for rain during the beginning of the work week.
Tonight, expect fair to partly cloudy skies with in and out clouds and a low chance for ran/mix, as temps remain cool. Patchy fog will begin to develop, for some and lows will be in the 20s with a North wind 2-10mph swinging around to the East & SE.
Wednesday expect continued clearing early, revealing plenty of sunshine with temperatures climbing into a mild range. Highs will be in the 50s and a SE wind 2-12mph.
Wednesday night we will see fair to partly cloudy skies with a cool feel. Lows will be on either side of 30 with a light wind out of the SE, becoming South.
Thursday, daytime high temps will continue to warm under plenty of sunshine with a few clouds. Highs will be well into the 60s with a light wind swinging around to the South, becoming 5-15mph.
Thursday night, we will see mostly clear skies with overnight low temps close to our average daytime highs. Lows 33-39 with a south wind 5-15mph.
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