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Volunteers of all ages and backgrounds already may be measuring precipitation in their own backyards as part of the CoCoRaHS Network. Data are being used by meteorologists, hydrologists, emergency managers, and many others. Data are used for many applications, such as water resource planning, severe storm warnings, or teaching. Interested? Please consider becoming a volunteer at cocorahs.org.
Here is a look at how February 2021 turned out, with a look forward into March.
Here is a look back at January 2021, with an outlook into February 2021.
Freezing drizzle and light snow is expected to bring hazardous travel conditions to portions of eastern North Dakota into northwest and west-central Minnesota today.
Occasional light snow and freezing drizzle this morning, ending this afternoon. Temperatures will slowly fall and north winds will gust 35 to 45 mph. Use caution i traveling.
This newsletter covers climate information from December 2020, with a look ahead into January 2021.
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