A strong flow of moisture is moving into Grand Forks this evening, bringing heavy rain expected to last through Monday. This prolonged rainfall could create hazardous driving conditions along I-29 and other major roads. Residents should take precautions, especially during peak travel times, as flooding in low-lying areas and reduced visibility are likely.
According to the U.S. National Weather Service, rain will begin increasing tonight with gusty southeast winds up to 15 mph. Overnight lows will hover between 34 and 42°F. Rainfall will persist into Sunday, with winds shifting southeast at 10 to 20 mph and high temperatures between 46 and 52°F. By Sunday night, rain chances reach 90%, with 0.5 to 1 inch of precipitation expected and locally higher totals possible.
Monday will bring lingering rain in the morning, gradually tapering off west to east by afternoon. Drivers should remain cautious as wind gusts up to 25 mph could create further complications on the road. Highs will peak at 50°F with clearing skies overnight and a cooler low of 27°F.
The region should see a break in rainfall by Tuesday, accompanied by sunny skies and a high near 50°F. Residents are encouraged to monitor local weather updates and exercise safety while traveling.
