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UPDATED: Travel conditions hazardous, numerous schools delaying or canceling classes

UPDATED 8:14 a.m.
FARGO — Drivers face snow- and ice-covered roads during today’s commute, and wintery weather prompted numerous schools around the region to delay or cancel classes today.

By Forum staff report , February 08, 2010

Ex-governor Schafer takes to truck in flood fight PressPass

Ex-governor Schafer takes to truck in flood fight The all-for-one effort that holding back a record flood requires puts a new spin on the old saw about politics.

By Dave Roepke , April 08, 2009

Bison hoops players lend a hand in Briarwood area south of Fargo PressPass

It was just a week ago when Ben Woodside was getting ready to play in the NCAA basketball tournament, one of the biggest sporting events in the world. On Tuesday, he was sandbagging like thousands of others.

By Jeff Kolpack , March 25, 2009

Floodwaters threaten private water wells PressPass

Contaminated private water wells will be a major public concern during the flooding now being predicted for northwestern Minnesota, state health officials warn.

March 25, 2009

Fargo says too many dialing 911 about flood PressPass

The city of Fargo said Tuesday that its 911 system was being overloaded with nonemergency calls relating to the flood.

March 25, 2009

Grand Forks schools helping with flood fight PressPass

Public school officials in Grand Forks released high school students Tuesday to take buses to Fargo and volunteer in sandbagging efforts.

March 25, 2009

Other ways to help during area flood fight PressPass

People unable to sandbag, such as pregnant women, the elderly or those with physical ailments, can still help with flood efforts.

March 25, 2009

Foundation establishes fund to support efforts PressPass

Dakota Medical Foundation has established the Red River Valley Flood Fund to support flood preparation and recovery efforts.

March 25, 2009

WF residents asked to pump water into street PressPass

West Fargo residents are being told to quit discharging sump pump discharge into the sanitary sewer system.

March 25, 2009

NP Avenue Bridge to close Thursday PressPass

Fargo and Moorhead will close the NP Avenue Bridge across the Red River between Fargo and Moorhead at 9 a.m. Thursday because of rising floodwaters.

March 25, 2009

Hickson crest could surpass 1997 level PressPass

HICKSON, N.D. – Residents of Hickson can expect to see overland flooding from the Red and Wild Rice rivers begin to develop through the day today and increase Thursday, said Gregory Gust, warning coordination meteorologist for the National Weather Service.

March 25, 2009

Homeowners deal with flooded basements PressPass

Homeowners deal with flooded basements Lee Schauer lost about 1,000 vinyl records this week after a half-inch of water seeped into his basement.

March 25, 2009

Rural Cass digs in for record crests PressPass

Rural Cass digs in for record crests Should I stay or should I go? Residents in developments just south of Fargo asked themselves that on Tuesday as the projections for record-high crests on the Red and Wild Rice rivers held firm.

By Dave Roepke , March 25, 2009

Guard, kids help out in north Fargo flood fight PressPass

Guard, kids help out in north Fargo flood fight Camouflaged Army trucks cruised up and down Elm Street on Tuesday, armed to fight floodwaters in a never-before-seen way in this north Fargo neighborhood.

By Kelly Smith , March 25, 2009

Wahpeton, Breckenridge get ready for flood PressPass

Wahpeton, Breckenridge get ready for flood WAHPETON, N.D. – This rain-drenched city began Monday with flooded streets and a no-travel advisory, but by late morning, officials here – and counterparts across the state border in Breckenridge, Minn. – said they are ready for “Round II” of the battle against a surging Red River.

By Mila Koumpilova , March 24, 2009

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Winter

This past autumn when you heard forecasts for the upcoming winter, the forecasts were for meteorological winter which comprises the three coldest months of the year; December, January and February. Granted the winter season can easily run well into April in this region, but February is considered t

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