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Winter Weather Monitor

Several hours of blizzard-like conditions are expected during the Tuesday morning commute. Plan ahead and prepare for rapidly changing conditions later tonight into Tuesday morning. Read More >

Overview

Storms developed earlier in the day further to the west due to divergence aloft. An instability gradient further south, along with limited heating to the north, allowed for the best environment to be in southeastern North Dakota and west central Minnesota. The storms progressed to the east with some southerly component due to these gradients and wind shear vectors. The main impacts were damaging winds, hail, and isolated heavy rainfall. The worst of the damage was in Fargo-Moorhead, Lisbon, and Jamestown. Hail to an inch or larger was also seen. 

 

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