Grand Forks, ND – The upcoming week in eastern North Dakota will bring significant weather changes, with rain and snow threatening travel conditions. A low-pressure system moving north will drive rain across the region Monday night into Tuesday, transitioning to snow as temperatures drop.
According to the National Weather Service, the shift to snow may create hazardous conditions late Tuesday into Wednesday. Areas along the I-29 corridor, including Grand Forks, should prepare for gusty winds, slippery roads, and reduced visibility. Rainfall will start late Monday night, with snow accumulation potential reaching up to four inches in localized spots such as the Devils Lake and Langdon areas.
The five-day outlook for Grand Forks includes:
• Sunday: Sunny, with a high of 47°F. Calm evening, dipping to 29°F.
• Monday: Partly sunny, high near 51°F. Rain likely after midnight.
• Tuesday: Rain transitions to snow midday. Blustery conditions with highs around 41°F and gusts up to 36 mph.
• Wednesday: Snow chances linger with highs near 32°F. Winds remain strong.
• Thursday: Clearing skies, highs in the mid-30s, and calmer conditions.
Drivers should monitor updates, especially if traveling along key routes like I-29. Prepare emergency kits and check vehicles for winter readiness. Reduced visibility and slippery surfaces are likely, particularly from late Tuesday onward.
