Grand Forks, ND – A frost advisory is in effect for East Grand Forks, Minnesota, through 8 a.m. Friday morning, as temperatures could drop as low as 34°F. With the cold front approaching, the National Weather Service warns residents to protect sensitive outdoor vegetation.
According to the National Weather Service, frost is likely to form across central, northern, and western Minnesota, as well as parts of northeast and southeast North Dakota. Winds will remain light, but areas of frost may extend across much of the region by early Friday morning. The cold snap could damage or kill unprotected plants, making it crucial for residents to cover sensitive crops or move potted plants indoors.
By Friday afternoon, temperatures are expected to rise to 69°F under mostly sunny skies. However, gusty winds up to 28 mph may create hazardous conditions for those driving on major routes like I-29 and U.S. Highway 2. Saturday will bring even windier weather, with gusts up to 44 mph and highs near 70°F.
As the weekend progresses, temperatures will drop again Sunday night, hitting lows around 41°F. Early next week, the area will experience milder conditions, with sunny skies on Monday and a high of 66°F. Temperatures will steadily rise through Wednesday, but nighttime lows may still dip into the 30s.
