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Sunday thru Thursday Outlook

Rain Monday into Tuesday

Morning low clouds and patchy fog to give way to clearing sky/sunshine as we go thru the day. Southwest wind turning west/northwest 10 to 15 mph. Lower humidity values. Clouds increase late tonight with rain overspreading most areas Monday into Monday night, ending Tuesday. Heaviest rainfall with 1-2 inches anticipated northeast ND into far northwest MN. Partly cloudy Wednesday and mild, then slightly cooler and breezy on Thursday.

A stronger system will spread rain northeast across the area Monday, thru Monday night, and ending Tuesday. Heaviest rainfall where 1.5 to 2 inches (or locally higher) is forecast from Bismarck area northeast thru Grand Forks, Grafton then to Roseau and Baudette. Additional data arriving later today may see this band of rain adjust a bit more south or north.