Grand Forks, ND – Residents of North Dakota should prepare for fluctuating weather conditions as a fast-moving front brings strong winds, warm temperatures, and an increased fire danger today, followed by a chance of snow by Sunday.
According to the National Weather Service in Grand Forks, temperatures will vary across the region, with the coldest conditions in the northern Devils Lake Basin and warmer air to the south. Today, strong southwest winds of 15-20 mph, gusting to 35 mph, will bring dry conditions and an elevated fire risk.
By Friday morning, flurries may develop before transitioning to sunny skies. Winds will shift from the north at 15-25 mph, keeping temperatures cooler with highs between 17 and 40°F. On Saturday, increasing clouds and southeast winds of 10-20 mph will precede a likely mix of rain and snow. Snow accumulation is expected late Saturday night into Sunday, with a 50% chance of at least 2 inches, especially in northwest Minnesota.
Travelers and residents should stay updated on changing conditions and prepare for possible winter weather impacts heading into Sunday.
