Grand Forks, ND — North Dakota residents should prepare for a shift in weather patterns this weekend as rain and cooler temperatures are forecasted for the Grand Forks region. While Saturday will bring above-average temperatures, scattered showers are expected to develop by the afternoon. Local residents are advised to keep an umbrella handy and consider light jackets as the weekend progresses. Daytime highs Saturday may reach 52°F, with winds gusting up to 23 mph, creating a brisk feel.
According to the National Weather Service, the rain on Saturday is likely to continue into Saturday night, with a 60% chance of precipitation. Although only light rainfall is expected, residents near major roadways like Interstate 29 should exercise caution as damp conditions may lead to slick spots, particularly after dark. As Veterans Day approaches on Monday, temperatures are set to dip, bringing a notable cooldown across the region.
Sunday will be relatively mild with partly sunny skies and a high of 53°F, but a shift to cooler weather begins Sunday night as temperatures fall into the low 30s. Veterans Day on Monday will see a high of only 41°F, with mostly sunny skies but strong northwest winds gusting up to 20 mph. This colder air will continue into the evening with a low near 31°F, signaling the start of a seasonal drop in temperatures that may persist throughout the week.
Extended forecasts suggest a quieter weather pattern for Tuesday, though a 20% chance of rain is possible. For those planning outdoor activities, Saturday’s warmer temperatures will be the last of the weekend highs before cooler weather sets in.
Residents are encouraged to monitor local weather updates for real-time conditions. Plan accordingly for holiday events and drive safely if rain impacts visibility on Saturday.
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