Grand Forks, ND – Residents in eastern North Dakota and western Minnesota should prepare for damp and potentially slippery conditions today, as light to moderate rain moves across the region. Travelers should exercise caution, especially on major routes such as I-29, with wet roads likely persisting through the evening.
According to the National Weather Service in Grand Forks, rain will affect areas in eastern North Dakota, with heavier showers expected in western and central Minnesota. Rain chances will taper off by late afternoon or early evening, as winds turn northwest at 10 to 20 mph, bringing in drier conditions overnight. Temperatures are forecast to reach highs between 40 and 49 degrees Fahrenheit today, dipping to lows between 25 and 37 degrees tonight as showers clear.
Looking ahead, residents can expect a cloudy but mainly dry Thursday, with highs near 46 degrees and lighter, variable winds. Friday will bring some sunshine with highs around 51 degrees, providing a brief respite before rain chances increase again by Saturday night.
Temperatures are expected to stay steady throughout the week, reaching highs in the lower 50s by Friday and Saturday, with overnight lows in the 30s. By Sunday, mostly sunny skies are anticipated, with warmer temps nearing 52 degrees, although breezy conditions could return.
