Grand Forks, ND – Light snow and the risk of slick roads return to eastern North Dakota today, with shifting spring conditions through the weekend.
A 30% chance of light wintry precipitation is expected Tuesday in Grand Forks and nearby towns along U.S. Route 2. Isolated slick spots may develop, especially during the Tuesday evening commute. Drivers are advised to reduce speed and maintain safe distances.
According to the National Weather Service in Grand Forks, a mix of clouds and sunshine will dominate the midweek forecast. High temperatures Wednesday will reach near 49°F, with light winds shifting northeast overnight. The region will stay mostly dry until Thursday evening when a slight chance of rain moves in.
Rain chances increase Friday, with a 50% likelihood of showers through the evening and temperatures peaking near 45°F. Wind gusts could reach 28 mph, prompting potential disruptions to outdoor activities and light travel delays. Friday night may bring a rain-snow mix as lows drop to the upper 20s.
The weekend outlook shows breezy and cloudy conditions Saturday, with a slight chance of snow and highs in the mid-30s. Sunday appears colder, topping out near 32°F with scattered snow flurries possible.
Looking ahead to next week, early signs point to a return to milder spring weather, with Monday expected to be sunny and highs near 40°F.
Residents should monitor local alerts and drive cautiously during morning and evening hours when roads may be icy.
