National Weather Service United States Department of Commerce

Several rounds of thunderstorms will move across the region today into the overnight hours. Isolated to scattered severe thunderstorms may develop during the afternoon and evening primarily in central ND and northeast ND with activity tending to weaken during the late evening and overnight hours as it spreads east. Supercells may develop in central ND towards the Devils Lake Basin, carrying the risk for golf ball size hail, 60 mph, and a conditional risk for tornado or two towards central ND. The threat farther east would primarily be large hail and damaging winds if severe thunderstorms were to continue into the overnight. Locally heavy rainfall with some slower moving storms may lead to localized flooding, particularly in areas with poor drainage.
Unsettled weather continues today, with isolated severe thunderstorms expected this afternoon and evening. Look for mostly clear skies and breezy conditions Tuesday through Thursday.