WEATHER
Road conditions improving in MN, ND but officials urge caution
Road and travel conditions have improved dramatically throughout the region today after some serious accidents - particularly on Interstate 94 in both Minnesota and North Dakota - Sunday and Monday.By WDAY Radio News , February 09, 2010
Weather Talk: This year has seen a little less frigid weather than average
So far this winter, there has been a little less frigid weather than average, mostly due to a mild November and a two-week mild spell during the middle of January.By John Wheeler, WDAY , February 09, 2010
Icy roads cause ambulance rollover on I-94 near Fargo
Two Jamestown, N.D., ambulance personnel and an elderly male patient were injured Monday afternoon when the ambulance they were in rolled over five miles west of Fargo.
February 09, 2010
Fargo-Moorhead snowfall, moisture on pace with last year
The 8.3 inches of snow that fell in recent days on Fargo-Moorhead means the area now confronts a moisture base very similar to a year ago.
February 09, 2010
Travel advisory for west central MN remains in effect for overnight
DETROIT LAKES, Minn. - A travel advisory issued earlier today for west central Minnesota will remain in effect overnight.By Forum staff reports , February 08, 2010
UPDATED: Three hospitalized after a Jamestown ambulance rolls on Interstate 94 west of Fargo
FARGO – Three people involved in an ambulance rollover five miles west of here were transported to MeritCare Hospital this afternoon, the Highway Patrol said.
By Forum staff reports , February 08, 2010
UPDATED: Power restored in Fargo's Prairiewood subdivision
UPDATED 9:15 a.m.FARGO – Power has been restored to all of the 260 Xcel Energy customers affected by an early morning outage in south Fargo.
By Forum staff report , February 08, 2010
Forum newspaper deliveries delayed but expected complete this morning
FARGO - Newspaper deliveries today for The Forum are running late for some routes due to heavy snow accumulations.By Forum staff reports , February 08, 2010
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
Weather patterns sometimes defy the concept of ‘average’
Weather patterns often go in streaks, sometimes defying the concept of “average.”By John Wheeler, WDAY , February 08, 2010
Gabriel: Winter weather events rarely as good as hype
Weather folks – they prefer to be called meteorologists – like to talk about weather events.February 08, 2010
Forecasters: Snow to continue tonight
See weather-related announcements at the top of this page
The weekend snowstorm was expected to continue through tonight, dumping up to 8 inches of new snow in Fargo and as much as 11 inches in parts of Minnesota.
By Forum staff reports , February 08, 2010
Travel alert issued for most of region
Fargo is included in a travel alert that the North Dakota Department of Transportation issued this afternoon for portions of the southeastern part of the state. Portions of Minnesota are also under a winter storm warning.
By Forum and wire reports , February 07, 2010
Weather Talk: Factors other than snow affect height of spring floods
Of the top 10 snowiest winters on record, four have occurred during the past two decades. This illustrates how the recent trend of increased spring flooding is related to an increase in winter snowfall.By John Wheeler, WDAY , February 07, 2010
Weather service to hold meetings
Meteorologists from the National Weather Service in Grand Forks are taking their spring flooding potential briefings on the road.By By Kevin Bonham, Forum Communications Co. , February 07, 2010
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1960: Groundhog Predicts Early Spring
In 1960, the Groundhog predicted an early spring.
We'll see how accurate the little furball was.
Piling on
Another weekend, another snowstorm. Although we didn't get as much snow as predicted, plenty fell Friday, Saturday and Sunday. We shovel our sidewalk every day, so I'm not sure how much fell during those three days, but I do know that when I went to my mom's house over the we
Posted by: annbailey on Feb 8, 2010 at 4:03 PM | Plain CountryEast Coast Record?
As we were dealing with our own snow system this past weekend, the Mid-Atlantic States were getting buried under what many people were calling “snow-mageddon”. The nation’s capital recorded 32 inches at the Dulles Int’l Airport and around 20 inches at Reagan Int’l Airp
Posted by: Daryl Ritchison on Feb 8, 2010 at 9:21 AM | Storm TrackerWinter
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
Posted by: Daryl Ritchison on Feb 4, 2010 at 7:55 AM | Storm TrackerHave a laugh over the snow
I've heard a lot of people say lately that all this snow outside has got their spirits down and worried about flooding. There's nothing we can do at the moment, but we can try to raise our spirits. For that purpose, I recommend this collection of Calvin and Hobbes comic strips featuring Calvin's
Posted by: Logan C. Adams on Feb 2, 2010 at 1:00 PM | It's Good To Be In N.D.January Precip
The month of January had three principle precipitation events. The first on January 6 brought 3.1 inches of snow and 0.20 inches of liquid and the last event, which was the day of the blizzard, was another light snow event with 2.2 inches falling containing 0.15 inches of moisture. It was the seco
Posted by: Daryl Ritchison on Feb 2, 2010 at 7:56 AM | Storm TrackerJanuary Extreme
During the last few months of 2009 our area was in a persistent four week weather pattern that brought significant monthly temperature anomalies. September was very warm, followed by a cold October, and then back to warmth in November with the pattern bringing back the cold in December. So as Janu
Posted by: Daryl Ritchison on Feb 1, 2010 at 10:51 AM | Storm TrackerGround Hog Day
Information and activities are from KRP's Ultimate Holiday Activity Guide and Understanding Weather from the NIE Institute.
Does the groundhog seeing his shadow on Groundhog Day really me
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