Grand Forks, ND — Winds are expected to pick up significantly across North Dakota starting Sunday, creating potential challenges for those traveling along US-2 and other highways. The National Weather Service forecasts strong breezes from the southeast, reaching speeds of up to 24 mph, with gusts as high as 37 mph by Sunday afternoon.
Travelers should exercise caution, especially on highways where wind gusts may create hazardous driving conditions. According to forecasters, these winds will carry over into Monday, with similar breezy conditions persisting throughout the day. Expect the south winds to reach 23 mph, gusting up to 34 mph, before easing off by Monday night.
Sunday will see sunny skies and a high of 84°F, with overnight temperatures dropping to around 65°F. Monday will be mostly sunny, with highs near 75°F, keeping conditions pleasant despite the windy weather. By Tuesday, cooler air will settle in, bringing high temperatures down to 61°F with less wind.
Looking ahead to next week, Grand Forks can expect a mostly clear forecast. Tuesday night could see a low of 44°F with light gusts. By midweek, winds will taper off, and Wednesday promises mostly sunny skies and highs near 67°F.
