Grand Forks, ND – Residents in Grand Forks should prepare for a week of weather changes, with rain expected to develop Tuesday afternoon and snow potentially mixing in by Wednesday. After a warm start to the week, temperatures will drop sharply, making for a chilly mid-week with the possibility of early-season snowflakes. These conditions could impact daily commutes and outdoor plans, especially on Wednesday.
According to the National Weather Service in Grand Forks, Monday will be a warm and mostly sunny day, with temperatures reaching highs between 60 and 72 degrees. However, by Tuesday afternoon, rain is anticipated as a cold front pushes through the area. Tuesday’s high will reach up to 61 degrees, but cooler temperatures will settle in as the week progresses.
The biggest change arrives on Wednesday, as temperatures dip to highs of only 42 to 47 degrees. Rain will likely continue, with a possibility of snow in northeast North Dakota and northwest Minnesota. Nighttime lows could drop as low as 24 degrees, raising concerns of slick roads in areas experiencing snowfall.
Thursday will offer a brief respite with morning showers and partly sunny skies later in the day. Halloween festivities should be dry, but temperatures will remain chilly, with highs between 43 and 48 degrees. By Friday, another slight chance of rain emerges in the afternoon as highs reach 46 to 54 degrees, making for a cool end to the work week.
With these shifts in weather, residents are advised to stay updated on forecasts, especially if planning travel on potentially wet and cold roads mid-week.
