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We wrapped up this week on a mild note, with temperatures well into the 50s and 60s. As we go into the weekend however a cold front looks to change that. Friday evening into Saturday morning areas of showers will move with the front, but quickly clear out by Saturday afternoon.
Temperatures take a plunge and some of us will see our first snow flakes of the season.
After a cool and breezy Halloween with scattered showers, we dry out as we go into the weekend. The first day of November brings an overcast afternoon throughout the region.
As we head into the weekend we get a break from the chilly temperatures over this past week. The winds start to pick up on Saturday, with breezy south winds by the mid to late afternoon.
As we head to Saturday, we are keeping an eye on a shower or two that may slide across parts of South Dakota, and by the afternoon will slide into southwest Minnesota. Rain in these showers will be rather light however, and this will be the only chance for rain across the weekend for most of the region.
We will start the weekend with dry conditions, however Saturday evening will bring in some showers, that will stick around for some through the end of the weekend.
We are wrapping up September on a very warm and sunny note just like this past week. A cold front looks to past through the region Friday evening. This looks to bring a slight chance of showers along the Canadian border. After this slight chance of rain, we stay dry throughout the weekend.
The rain continues to fall over the upper Midwest as we go into the weekend. On and off showers do start to back off in the Dakotas as the system moves east however. The main area of rain brings a soggy scene over Minnesota and Wisconsin for Saturday.
This weekend looks to bring back more active chances of rain and some very warm weather for the middle of September. Shower and storm chances move through the Dakotas Friday evening out west. By Saturday the main chances of rain remain in the Dakotas.
After what's been a much cooler and windy past few days, relief is in sight this weekend. Winds will still be breezy from the north west for most of the region for Friday, but that backs off into the evening. By Saturday, winds are might lighter for a more pleasant afternoon outside.
We are heading into Labor Day and for many of us, the weather looks to be very pleasant this weekend. South Dakota however, will be looking at a rain system setting up shop the next few days.
Friday will be the main day we see chances for rain this weekend, but cooler temperatures will be moving in for a breezy weekend around the Northland.
We continue our active wet pattern as we go into this weekend. Storms from overnight Friday in the Dakotas travel east, resulting in showers and t-showers throughout Minnesota and Wisconsin during the afternoon for Saturday. As we go into Sunday another round of shower and storm chances move into the region.
After a stormy end to the week, we have a nice and quiet weekend to look forward to. Strong to severe storms look to move through the Red River Valley Friday evening, then move east and weaken overnight.
As we head into the first weekend of August, areas of rain and diminishing smoke will be the main features. For Saturday the south wind will help continue to clean out the smoke from the Canadian Wildfire, along with some chances of afternoon T-Showers in the Dakotas.
It's another weekend where most of us get a break from the rain. After Friday's thunder showers that rolled through the region, the last of that system moves out by Saturday morning. By the afternoon, a lot of us will be looking at partly to mostly sunny skies over the region.
Heat peaks on the 4th of July with highs in the 90s for most, before a cold front brings in evening t-storms into Saturday.
As we gear up for this weekend, we look for our second real round of heat this year. Unlike May's dry heat however, this time humidity will be in the picture. For Friday night into Saturday, we are on the watch for strong to severe storms to move through areas of North Dakota and north central Minnesota.
If you are heading out early Friday for any weekend plans, a few showers may interrupt plans, but they won't last long. Sunshine is expected for many by Friday afternoon, making it a nice start to the weekend. But a cold front will move in from the northwest, bringing a line of storms as it moves through.
The warm weather is back in the region and just in time to kick off the month of June. Saturday ends the month of May on a mostly sunny note, although chances of showers are possible throughout Minnesota during the afternoon. We will also be looking at areas of smoke possible this weekend. Smoke moves in from Canada and affect areas of Minnesota and North Dakota.
A few areas may get some light rain through the weekend, but overall we are tracking a seasonable stretch for the holiday weekend.
Showers slide through the region for Friday, and the northwest winds to follow will usher in a cool stretch for the weekend.
After whats been a sunny and warm week, temperatures get even warmer this weekend. Saturday morning brings a cool morning with temperatures in the 50s, but that quickly warms up to the 70s for the fishing opener this weekend in Minnesota.
Chad Koel shares his strategies for early season walleye fishing on the eve of Minnesota’s annual walleye fishing opener.
For the first weekend in May, we are tracking a pleasant and warm weekend throughout the area. A few showers may still be sliding out of eastern Minnesota and parts of Wisconsin for Friday, but overall, that will be the one cool evening, before we start off the weekend with a nice warm-up.
We are tracking rather seasonable weather for the final weekend in April, with some showers likely moving through the region Sunday afternoon.
Friday will be cool and damp, but through the weekend sunshine increase and temperatures warm nicely throughout the Northland.
The weekend starts on a warm note for much of the Northland, but Sunday looks to bring some spring showers and a brief cool-down.
The spring Minnesota turkey hunting season is less than a week away and hunters all over the state are preparing to celebrate what is one of the best wildlife restoration stories in North America.
Chad Koel talks turkey with turkey hunting expert Dan Eigen.
Temperatures will flip from seasonable to mild and back again this weekend, with a chance for a few showers and flurries by the end of the day Sunday.
A low pressure system sliding through the region brings a chance for some snow and freezing rain to start the weekend, along with a cool-down to seasonable temperatures.
Snowflakes may flit by for a few northern spots this weekend, but for most we are heading to melting weather with plenty of sunshine and a light breeze.
Some wet snowflakes move through for Friday, but for the rest of the weekend, temperatures will turn mild once again with plenty of sun and melting.
Temperatures begin to warm around the Northland on Friday, and by the end of the weekend we have the chance for a few sprinkles and melting snow.
The slight breeze makes it feel even colder with the wind chill. As we head into this next week, the cold looks to stick around. Continue to layer up and use caution when being outdoors for any length of time.
Snow moves into much of the Northland Friday evening, and will bring the chances for measurable snow for most this weekend
Light snow clips northern parts of the Northland this weekend, and Sunday evening will bring in cooler weather heading into the week.
Light snow slides on through the region on a chilly Saturday, but flakes will give way to a milder end to the weekend by Sunday for most.
Temperatures will be bitterly cold for some this weekend, but remaining flake free, with a little more sunshine by Sunday.
Veteran professional angler and guide Brian “Bro” Brosdahl gives a full report on northern Minnesota ice conditions and the current bite including an in-depth dive into finding and catching trophy bluegills through the ice. Plus Joe Henry of Lake-of-the-Woods Tourism joins us for an update on what is turning into a banner ice fishing season on Lake-of-the-Woods.
Professional angler Dave Randash gives us a detailed breakdown of the current walleye and perch bite on North Dakota’s Devils Lake.
Highs stay in the single digits and teens for a chilly first weekend of the new year, with lows dropping well below zero with a chance for snow sliding through the Northland.
Rain looks likely for a good portion of the region for Friday and Saturday before temperatures start to cool down.
A few brief rounds of snow look possible, but overall it looks to be a mostly quiet weekend across the Northland.
Lakes in the region are starting to ice over and anglers are starting to venture out. Chad Koel talks with Dave Wasness and Chad Maloy about ice safety and getting the best bite.
Temperatures do become more mild the the cold temperatures we had midweek, but chances for snow will bookend the weekend for parts of the Northland.
A gentle southwest breeze will bring in a few warmer days, but we are keeping an eye for snow returning by the end of Sunday night.
Saturday looks to be the calm day for the weekend, but by Sunday, parts of the Northland will have another round of light snow moving on through.
Showers will slide across the northern portions of the region this weekend, with winds picking up for Saturday and Sunday.
Northland Outdoors Podcast host Chad Koel welcomes Outdoor News Managing Editor Rob Drieslein for an in-depth, multi-subject discussion of everything outdoors including the role of outdoors journalism in the new digital age.
Sunshine will stick around for some to start the weekend, but throughout the day Saturday we are tracking chances for showers sliding up from the south.
It’s the state of the state of North Dakota wildlife and outdoors! Chad Koel welcomes ND Game & Fish Outreach Biologist Doug Meier for an in-depth discussion on everything outdoors.
Temperatures stay in the 40s and 50s for most of the Northland this weekend, and by Sunday much of the region will be looking at a chance for showers.
Cloudy skies linger about the region this weekend, but temperatures will stay nice, ranging from seasonable to mild depending on the day.
Some showers will slide through the Northland Friday and Saturday, but the clouds give way to more sunshine and mild weather by Saturday evening.
Temperatures feel much more seasonable this weekend with some clouds and a bit of a breeze on both days this weekend.
We start October on a very windy note, thanks to a low pressure system located in southern Canada. Saturday kicks off with strong winds in the western Dakotas, moving to the eastern part of the tri-state region later in the day. The strong west wind could see some areas with gusts up to 50 mph in North Dakota.
The sunshine and well above average temperatures will coast into the final weekend of September. Saturday brings a near picture perfect day, with plenty of sunshine and light winds in the region. Sunday brings similar conditions in terms of sunshine for most of the day.
In less than 10 years, Wolverton, Minn., Pro Angler Tom Huynh went from buying his first boat to one of the hottest professional walleye anglers in the world and the 2024 National Walleye Tour Champion. How? Chad Koel gets the answer on this edition of the Northland Outdoors Podcast.
While some will stay warm for Saturday, much of the Northland is getting a taste of fall this weekend. Saturday we are tracking a cold front moving on through the region, which after bringing a chance for showers to northwest Minnesota Friday night, it will continue to bring rain chances further to the southeast on Saturday.
Wrapping up the week on Friday will bring a chance of rain for portions of the Northland. For Friday night, the best chance for rain will be across northern Minnesota into the Red River Valley as a cold front moves on through. By Saturday, the chances for rain across northern Minnesota dwindle down, however we could still see more showers popping up across central and southern Minnesota by Saturday afternoon.
It’s one of the hottest topics in the outdoors, the affects of new technologies in fishing, particular forward facing sonar. Thomas Allen of In-Fisherman Communications joins Chad Koel in a discussion of the present and future of fishing as we know it, plus the benefits of living life in the outdoors.
Dry weather looks to continue across much of the region this weekend, as we are still seeing fall-like temperatures after the cold front pushed through the Northland in the middle of the week.
Most of the Northland will look to start the weekend on a mild note, with a few showers moving through southern Manitoba into northern Minnesota, but otherwise sunshine throughout the region.
On this episode of the Northland Outdoors podcast Chad Koel visits with one of the best multi-species fishing guides in the Northland, Brian “Bro” Brosdahl. Get ready for an in-depth lesson in year round walleye fishing locations and tactics.
Another warm front will lift through the region on Friday, raising the dial for temperatures and humidity as we head into the weekend. Highs on Saturday will largely be in the 80s, with some 90s in southwestern locations, as skies look partly to mostly sunny. Sunday is warm but with a change late in the day as precipitation chances increase in the west.
Most of the Northland will look to start the weekend on a mild note, with a few showers still exiting the North Shore Friday evening. By Saturday though, rain pushes out entirely into Wisconsin, while the rest of the region looks to stay dry, aside from a chance of a few isolates showers across western North Dakota.
As the previous system continues to push off to the east, we look largely dry under high pressure across most of the region on Saturday. Skies look to be partly to mostly sunny as well, with sunshine more likely the further north you are. Highs reach the 70s across the Northland. Sunday looks pleasant as well with some precipation chances across South Dakota.
On this episode of the Northland Outdoors Podcast, Chad Koel welcomes veteran broadcaster, outdoors communicator and fishing guide Curt Quesnell for an in-depth discussion of a career in radio and the outdoors. Plus mid-summer walleye fishing tactics on Minnesota’s Lake-of-the-Woods.
A break from the heat is on the horizon, but we have to get through the weekend first. Saturday brings one more really hot day for most of the region, especially out west. Saturday afternoon brings some thunder shower chances for eastern North and South Dakota, as well as west central Minnesota. Sunday starts our cool down trend.
After a couple of drier days through the middle of the week, the south breeze that brought in warm weather is also looking to supply moisture for a few scattered thundershowers starting Friday night.
By Saturday, for much of the day the showers will stay rather scattered throughout the region and Sunday much the same.
Not all lakes suffer from the dog days of summer. As the weather heats up, the walleye bite on Minnesota’s Lake-of-the-Woods gets even hotter. Executive Director of Lake-of-the-Woods Tourism Joe Henry talks summertime walleye strategies on this episode of the Northland Outdoors Podcast.
This weekend brings back some of the heat we saw a week ago, along with scattered rain chances. Saturday looks to bring scattered showers and thundershowers mostly through the Dakotas and northern Minnesota. It won't be a widespread rain event, but some areas could hear some rumbles of thunder.
We are looking at our first heat wave of the summer this weekend. Temperatures and humidity have been increasing throughout the week, and will get even higher these next couple of days.
He’s a true American hero who tells the stories of other true American heroes. Retired Colonel Scott St. Sauver discusses a lifetime of service to our country and using adventures in the outdoors to serve our country’s veterans.
After tracking showers for the 4th for many, Friday looks to be the driest day across this holiday weekend, and even then, the chance for a few scattered showers will linger on. The best chance for showers looks to be across the western Dakotas, however portions of the North Shore could also see sprinkles.
Most of the Northland looks to finish up the week with scattered showers moving on through Friday evening. Showers then clear out of the Dakotas by Saturday morning. However, portions of northern Minnesota and Wisconsin could see rain well into the day on Saturday.
On this edition of the Northland Outdoors Podcast, host Chad Koel discusses how to make a career out of the outdoors with one of the best, professional angler Johnnie Candle.
The first half of the weekend looks to continue the unsettled pattern of rain showers in our region. Saturday's best rain chances look to settle over central and southern Minnesota then into Wisconsin by the afternoon. South Dakota will be spared from most of the rain chances but a few thundershowers are possible in North Dakota.
The frequent shower and storm chances we have seen so far throughout June look to continue this weekend. Friday night into Saturday morning will bring chances of rain into the Red River Valley region, and south along I-29 into South Dakota. As we head into Sunday, the shower and thundershower chances look to continue another day.
The Minnesota Fishing Challenge has become the largest fishing tournament fundraiser in the world and the man in charge of that event is here to talk all about it.
Veteran outdoors communicator and author Bernie Barringer joins Chad Koel for an in-depth discussion of the fishing challenge and Bernie’s true passion, Minnesota black bear hunting.
This weekend looks to bring generally dry conditions to our region, along with some cooler weather by Sunday. Saturday looks to bring generally mostly sunny to partly cloudy skies for our region. There is a chance of some light showers and thunder showers in northern Minnesota but no big rain makers that we have been seeing a lot in the past few weeks.
Most of the Northland looks to finish up the week on a dry, with a few scattered showers lingering by Friday evening. Showers then clear out through the night Friday, and we stay much drier for the start of the weekend. By Saturday, clouds stay away for most of the morning, with a few showers lingering across northern Wisconsin early, and then showers moving into South Dakota during the evening.
Heavy rains are likely for most of the region on Sunday afternoon.
Long time Grand Forks Herald Outdoors Editor Brad Dokken joins Chad Koel for a lively discussion about the current state of our Northland Outdoors plus some reminiscing on 35 years of outdoors storytelling.
As the holiday weekend begins, there's a chance of scattered rain throughout the region. Winds will diminish after Friday with temperatures in the 60s and 70s while slightly cooler temps can be expected on Memorial Day.
We are looking at the wind making a return after what was a fairly wet week for our region. Storms from Friday night will move out of the Red River Valley area as we head into Saturday morning. These storms move with a cold front that brings strong west winds behind it for Saturday afternoon.
We are looking at a great weekend for the upcoming fishing opener in Minnesota. The wind from Friday will die down and be much lighter as we head into the night. Waking up early Saturday morning the winds will be light, and lows will be in the 40s and 50s throughout the region.
On this episode of the Northland Outdoors Podcast, hall-of-fame angler Steve Pennaz joins host Chad Koel to discuss early season fishing tactics, the wonderful traditions around the Minnesota walleye fishing opener and the overall health of fisheries in the state.
Plus, Lake-of-the-Woods Tourism Executive Director Joe Henry tells us what kind of bite to expect on Lake-of-the-Woods on opening weekend.
As we go into the first weekend of May, we see a return fo the warm spring temperatures by Sunday. The last of the late week rain showers move out Friday night and early Saturday morning. Any remianing showers in eastern Minnesota and sprinkles in the Red River Valley will clear out by the afternoon.
This weekend will bring a nice rain for the entire region. The rain starts off Friday and continues into the weekend. Saturday will have rain showers and even a rumble of thunder possible throughout the day. Winds will also get breezy at times thanks to the low pressure system moving through the region.
This weekend brings back the sunshine for a majority of the region, and temperatures will warm up in response. Friday evening will still be cloudy with areas in northern Minnesota and the Red River Valley seeing occasional snow flurries. These clear on out as we head into a sunny Saturday afternoon. Sunday will also see a big jump in temperatures with 50s and 60s making a return.
Most of the Northland looks to finish up the week on a dry but somewhat breezy note. Sun shines for much of Friday afternoon and clear skies stick around throughout the evening. By Saturday, clouds stay away for most of the morning, but a chance of very light showers does pop up across northern Minnesota and North Dakota by the afternoon. Sunday remains warm with a bit more wind later in the day in some parts.
The first weekend of April continues the wind some of us have been seeing this past week. Saturday brings breezy conditions with a strong east and south east wind throughout the afternoon for most of the region. Temperatures will be mild, but this will not last for long, as our next system brings rain and some mixed precipitation into the area.
To the relief of many of us, this weekend will bring much better travel weather compared to last weekends winter storm. We will stil see some light snow pass through on Friday, but these will be light and shouldn't impact travel save for an occasional slick spot. The weekend looks to bring calm and cloudy conditions for most of the region.
While Friday and Saturday are seasonal with light winds for most of the region, Sunday will be much different. On Sunday, the wind and snow pick up, making travel difficult. Heavy snow is expected in the Dakotas and parts of Minnesota.
This St. Patrick's Day weekend will bring much more wind and colder temperatures into our region. A low pressure system to our north will bring in a west wind for Friday. This gives us one more mild day with highs in the 40s and 50s before winds change direction and come in from the north west bringing into colder air.
This weekend brings with it plenty of sunshine for the region and temperatures on the upward swing. For Saturday the only clouds will be in areas of central Minnesota and winds stay very light. Sunday continues our nice weather and the region remains mostly sunny. The winds still stay light, but a slight 10-20 mph breeze kicks up in central and western parts of the Dakotas.
As we kick off the month of March, Saturday looks to stay with some overcast skies in North Dakota and northern parts of Minnesota. Going into Sunday we will be tracking a wave of rain and snow passing through North Dakota and western Minnesota. Southern Minnesota and parts of Wisconsin could see the 70s.
Temperatures will rebound after a chilly Friday and of course get well above average once again by Saturday. Conditions as a whole will be partly cloudy to mostly sunny for the afternoon. Sunday we will see a slight dip in temperatures, but still above average.
After a few spots of the region saw fresh snowfall in the middle of the week, warmer weather is on the way to start melting the fresh snow. Friday, the northwest wind will start to turn westerly which will start to warm temperatures in the region. The wind will also settle on Sunday, making it the pick day of the weekend.
We go into a snow and rain free weekend after this end of week storm for the region. The last of the snow moves out Friday evening, although some occasional areas of blowing snow could linger. Temperatures also take a hit from last week with many of us dropping back down into the 20s and 30s Saturday afternoon. Sunday looks to diminish the breeze we've been seeing the past couple of days.
As we head into the first weekend of February, we are kicking it off on a very mild note. A beautiful afternoon on Friday will be replaced with overcast conditions for most of us this weekend.
This weekend will bring more very mild January temperatures to our region as we close out the month. Friday will see more highs in the 30s and the fog back off in parts of the region. Heading into the weekend, we stay rain and snow free as the mild weather continues.
The bitter cold is still around on Friday. Wind chills are still a factor on Saturday morning with teens and 20s below zero to kick off the day. Out punching holes to find some fish on the frozen water will be quite cold again for us. Hitting the slopes this weekend will also have the biting cold feel on Saturday. But Sunday is our main transition day from the cold to the mild.
Snow will continue into Friday night and stay light. This may lead to snow on the roadways for those heading out and about on Saturday morning. Listen to see how the rest of the weekend shapes up.
We'll finish out this work week on a fairly mild note. Temperatures will hit the mid and upper 30s with even some reaching 40 degrees. I'm seeing plenty of sunshine to close out this week as well.
This holiday season is looking to bring a weekend system into the midwest for Christmas Eve/Day. While the very fine details are still a day or so away, the general picture is a rain and snow mix for areas of the Dakotas and Minnesota which could result in some slick roads for travel.
The weekend is looking to be yet another mild one as we get to the halfway mark of December. Friday will bring the most active weather of the weekend with areas of rain and snow showers through parks of North Dakota and Minnesota. This isn't a storm by any means, but roads could get slick in some spots when these showers pass through.
We say goodbye to the 50s and 60s from earlier this week as we head into the weekend. Not only do temperatures drop but snow and wind also make a return. Snow sweeps through North Dakota Friday afternoon and evening. By Sunday the snow moves out and the breeze diminishes, but temperatures don't change much at all.
The first weekend of December looks to be a quite one with temperatures above average for just about the entire region. By Saturday afternoon, most of us will see mostly cloudy skies and light winds. Temperatures will also be slightly above average, Once we head into Sunday, we do have a slight chance of flurries/snow showers for parts of the Dakotas and into Minnesota.
As the holiday weekend moves into Saturday and Sunday, conditions remain chilly and a far cry from the 50s and 60s last weekend. Saturday will bring off and on clouds and sun, along with a slight breeze from the west. Overnight Saturday into Sunday, areas of light snow showers will sweep through areas of North Dakota and Minnesota. While it won't be a snowstorm by any means, the wind factoring in could lead to some spots to slow down while traveling Sunday morning and afternoon.
Temperatures will be warming back up after the cold front late this past week brought temperatures tumbling down. For Saturday many of us will see the 50s return with plenty of sunshine over the region.
As we go into the weekend and the Deer opener for North Dakota, temperatures look to warm up nicely. It will still be brisk for Friday with highs in the 30s and 40s but the region stays dry. Heading into Saturday the winds stay light until a slight south east breeze picks up for the eastern parts of the Dakotas and western Minnesota.
Temperatures will stay cold over the snow covered areas of North Dakota while others warm nicely for early November, especially across South Dakota and southern Minnesota. There is a small chance of a few sprinkles or flurries for northeastern North Dakota on Saturday afternoon and evening, but I'm not expected much.
The snow storm that passed through the Dakotas this week moves out to Canada by Friday afternoon. Following this will be some chilly weather heading into the weekend. Saturday will see another wave of snow move through the region. By mid afternoon areas of South Dakota and souther Minnesota will see the first flakes of the season.
Temperatures will warm nicely into the 60s and 70s over the Dakotas and parts of Minnesota to finish out this work week. The strongest winds will be across the western Dakotas on Friday. Most of the Northern Plains and Upper Midwest will stay dry on Saturday and Sunday will be the pick day of the weekend.
We are watching the system progress through areas of South Dakota and Minnesota Friday evening. It will bring a nice soaking rain to the region, along with widespread breezy conditions throughout the entire Northland. While the rain moves out of the Dakotas, there will still be good rain chances in Minnesota and especially Wisconsin for Saturday afternoon.
The cold air will lead to very chilly mornings (which we haven't had many lately) over this weekend. I'm seeing 30s and lower 40s for most on Saturday morning with 50s again for highs Saturday afternoon. Sunday will be a nice day to hit up the pumpkin patch, do some leaf peeping, hit the water for some fall fishing, or maybe spend some time out hunting.
After the rain chances on Friday, we are looking at beautiful and above average temperatures to finish September and start October this weekend. Saturday brings sunshine to the Dakotas while parts of Minnesota and Wisconsin still hold on to the cloud cover. Temperatures will be really nice to be outside with 70s and even some 80s farther to the south.
Rain and thundershowers will be likely for parts of South Dakota and North Dakota to finish out this weekend. Saturday's weather will be fairly wet for a large portion of the region. Temperatures will stay cooler with rain cooled air. Sunday's forecast is still shaping up to be cloudy, breezy, and wet.
Showers will linger for parts of southeastern Minnesota and Wisconsin Friday. Behind the showers that impacted parts of the Northand Plains and Upper Midwest Thursday and Thursday night will have a touch cooler day with a little breeze out of the northwest. There will be touch of fall coming.
Friday will end up being the 'coolest' day for the holiday weekend. Friday's high temperatures will warm into the upper 80s and lower 90s for nearly all of the entire region. Dew points will start to rise on Saturday for the southern half of Minnesota and most of South Dakota. This will make for a hot and sticky day! Triple-digit heat can be expected parts of South Dakota.
The pick day of the weekend will be Saturday. Winds will cooperate for most of the region. These lighter winds will coincide with comfortable temperatures and dew points. Winds will pick up to finish out this weekend.
This weekend will bring back some summer heat to multiple states. Friday evening brings a strong south breeze but settles down as we head into Saturday. The start of the weekend sees temperatures increase into the 80s and 90s, with some areas in South Dakota into the triple digits.
We'll finish out this work week with scattered to isolated thundershowers spreading over eastern North Dakota and into parts of Minnesota. Most of the area will stay dry, but as you head out of town to the lake or any other destination you may have a few interruptions along the way.
This weekend will bring back cloud cover after some sunny days to end this week. Friday will see the start of rain showers move into areas of South Dakota and this will go into the weekend. By Saturday temperatures will take a big drop compared to this last week especially in areas in North Dakota and northwest Minnesota. Most of the precipitation will stay in areas of South Dakota and Minnesota, but scattered showers are still possible up north.
Temperatures have really backed off since the heat earlier this week. Friday afternoon will be much more comfortable with highs in the 70s and 80s for most of the region. This weekend looks to bring a lot of sunshine and light winds, great for outdoor activities.
This weekend will see a warm up before temperatures really heat up next week. Friday brings a quiet end to the week, and this carries into Saturday as well. For Saturday sunshine will be abundant, save for rain chances in areas of central and western Minnesota. A chance of a pop up storm is also possible in the Dakotas.
Scattered showers and thunderstorms begin to pass through the region Friday as cooler temperatures follow.
Saturday will be the pick day of the weekend. Winds will be lighter and with the combination of highs in the 70s and sunshine will make for a very pleasant day.
If you are heading to the lake it will likely be quite nice (if the smoke is out of your area). Temperatures look to get a touch warmer, if not hotter, on Sunday. Expect more sunshine than clouds with only a slight chance of isolated T-storms in western North Dakota.
After a dry start to the month of June, this weekend will bring much needed rain chances to the region. The storm chances start Friday evening with some storms on the stronger side. This starts off in the Dakotas in the afternoon then makes it's way into Minnesota over night.
The eastern Dakotas will have the best chance of any showers and thundershowers on Friday afternoon and into the evening. The front will be sliding slowly through Minnesota on Saturday. I'm seeing more cloud cover and a chance of showers and thundershowers mainly in Minnesota and southeastern South Dakota on Saturday.
Temperatures will warm up quite nicely again ahead of a cold front on Friday. Temperatures will peak in the 80s to near 90 degrees for a large chunk of the region.
The weather will be beautiful to start off the first weekend of June. Sunshine and warm temperatures will be the themes for this weekend, save for some areas of spotty showers and storms.
The strongest winds on Memorial Day will be the eastern Dakotas and across much of Minnesota. Winds will still be out of the south for most with some gusts reaching to near 30 mph.
The smoke in the air is tough to forecast when it will finally move out. With that in mind, our weather will be very quiet and mild this weekend if the smoke does dissipate. Otherwise we'll be looking at sunshine through a smoky haze in the air for some of us over the weekend.
A large area of lower pressure will keep a big part of the Northern Plains and Upper Midwest dealing with showers, thunderstorms and wind this weekend.
Some of the bigger waters will likely have some decent rollers to contend with when searching for fish.
I'm not seeing Saturday as a wash out. This system will likely pull in some dry air to parts of the region leading to some of us dealing with periods of rain showers while others have some dry periods of Saturday. If you do have outdoor plans in the region check the radar before heading out.
Most of us won't have a whole lot of wind to contend with on Sunday. I'm only seeing a slight breeze for western Minnesota and parts of southeastern North Dakota and the very eastern edge of South Dakota.
The month of April looks to continue the cool temperature trend this weekend. Temperatures will be in the 40s and 50s for most of the region Friday with rain moving to the east. Heading into Saturday not only are temperatures staying cool, but the wind picks up especially in the Dakotas.
Another late winter system will be pushing through the Northern Plains and Upper Midwest to finish out this week. Snow and wind with some areas receiving rain and wintry mix look likely on Friday. The bulk of the accumulating snow with his low pressure system will fall in northern Minnesota as well as northeastern North Dakota. A few snow showers may even linger across far northeastern Minnesota and Wisconsin on Saturday morning.
Temperatures will drastically change thanks to a cold front moving in for the weekend. Friday will see the cold front sweep through bringing rain and much colder temperatures the farther west you are. The good news is warmer weather is on the way next week.
Our weather will stay cool for most to finish out this work week. But the spring weather is right on the doorstep and looks to arrive across the Northern Plains and Upper Midwest this weekend.
The winter storm will bring rain, freezing rain, and snow to the region Friday. Winds will be blustery as well as this system passes through.
Some places in eastern South Dakota could end up with upwards of 10 inches while Minnesota could see a large swath of 2-6 inches with some areas picking up even more. Sunday will feature a wide range of temperatures.
We'll close out this work week with a little milder air and less wind. I'm seeing a few gusts here and there into the lower teens, but most of the region will have some lighter wind speeds all day Friday.
Temperatures will climb into the 50s in southern South Dakota. The rest of the region will hit the mid to upper 30s and then some 40s to the south. Overall, I'm seeing a fairly quiet and mild close to this work week.
After a couple rounds of snow early this week we are tracking yet another system to bring snow to the Dakotas, Minnesota, and more of the region. Moderate to even periods of heavy snow along a warm front will move through North Dakota and into Minnesota on Saturday.
The overcast skies continue into Friday evening but besides that conditions remain quiet. Saturday finally brings back the sunshine for most of us, with highs in the 20s and 30s. Going into Sunday we turn our attention to a system bringing in snow and breezy conditions throughout the Dakotas and Minnesota.
After this weeks winter storm, we get a much needed break from the crazy weather. Friday will bring a quick moving system into southern Minnesota and Wisconsin but nothing near as intense as the storm we just had. Besides that temperatures will be very cold Friday with some areas staying below zero the entire day. Heading into Saturday we look at a lot more sunshine in the region. By Sunday temperatures warm up even more with a lot of places having highs in the 20s.
Temperatures will start to warm again for nearly the entire region. I'm seeing just slight breezes here and there, but Saturday is generally looking to be a great winter day in terms of weather. I'm seeing more sunshine than clouds with most of the area reaching near or above freezing. This weekend will feature dry conditions and above seasonal average temperatures.
The cold snap lingers to finish out this work week. The warmer air will slowly move into the region in the western side of the Dakotas. Winds will pick up out of the south, but won't help draw in the milder air for the rest of us until Saturday.
By the later half of Friday we'll be on the tail end of the fast moving clipper that passed through the region. Winds will stay breezy for most of Minnesota and parts of the Red River Valley throughout the day on Friday. Cold air makes a return this weekend and looks to last for a while.
This weekend brings cloudy and quiet conditions to the region. Starting Friday conditions are cloudy with light winds, a big chance of pace for areas of Minnesota and Wisconsin after the mid-week snow storm.
Heading into Saturday and Sunday, temperatures will be fairly consistent in the 20s.
We'll close out this work week on a cool note, but it won't be bitter cold or all that windy. Expect a cold start to Saturday. Winds don't look all that impressive on Sunday and most the area will feature light breezes here and there with a few gusts into the teens throughout the day.
The holiday weekend will be a quiet one with seasonable temperatures, light wind, and mostly cloudy skies.
Saturday will bring a few more clouds, but temperatures will stay seasonably warm in the 20s and 30s.
The wind will stay calm through Sunday, with another nice day in the forecast. However, the next chance of snow will start to move into the region late Sunday afternoon.
The winter storm that has been with us the past couple of days will finally be on the way out. Friday evening will still see some leftover snow showers over the region, but the bulk of the heavy snow has past. The winds will still be around Friday evening, at around 15-25 mph in the Dakotas and areas of western and central Minnesota.
Saturday will finally bring some quieter weather, but the cold starts to return. For Sunday, the temperatures continue to take a drop.
This weekend will bring in mostly overcast and mild weather for December. Friday starts off cloudy for the region with temperatures in the 20s and 30s. Saturday brings more cloudy weather to parts of the region, with a chance of light snow developing over areas of central and eastern Minnesota and over Wisconsin. Mild temps linger for Sunday.
Friday brings in light snow and windy conditions through areas of North Dakota and Minnesota, with blowing snow at times. After that, cold air settles back in to our region.
Going into Saturday the day starts off cold in the single digits, then struggle to warm up much with lots of areas in the teens and 20s.
Sunday continues the quiet conditions with temperatures not warming up too much. Conditions stay dry with more partly cloudy to mostly sunny conditions to end the weekend.
Friday brings in light snow and windy conditions through areas of North Dakota and Minnesota, with blowing snow at times. After that, cold air settles back in to our region.
Going into Saturday the day starts off cold in the single digits, then struggle to warm up much with lots of areas in the teens and 20s.
Sunday continues the quiet conditions with temperatures not warming up too much. Conditions stay dry with more partly cloudy to mostly sunny conditions to end the weekend.
Friday brings in light snow and windy conditions through areas of North Dakota and Minnesota, with blowing snow at times. After that, cold air settles back in to our region.
Going into Saturday the day starts off cold in the single digits, then struggle to warm up much with lots of areas in the teens and 20s.
Sunday continues the quiet conditions with temperatures not warming up too much. Conditions stay dry with more partly cloudy to mostly sunny conditions to end the weekend.
Most of the region will experience mild temperatures on Friday despite the passage of a cold front on Thursday.
Cooler air may still be hanging on across portions of Minnesota and Wisconsin where highs will generally be in the 30s and 40s.
Another cold front will move through the region on Saturday, and in doing so it will take away some of the mild temperatures, including across South Dakota.
As we head into Sunday, the cooler air from Saturday's cold front will maintain its hold across the region. Highs around portions of North Dakota and South Dakota will likely dip into the upper-20s. However, parts of South Dakota may see 40s and 50s.
Winds will continue to blow out of the west and southwest to finish out this work week. Temperatures will be cold on Friday as well and with the combination of these strong winds will make for a bitter finish to this work week.
The breeze will linger Saturday morning and with the cold air sliding in from the north will start us off on a brisk note Saturday morning. Deer opener is this weekend for East River South Dakota as well as Wisconsin. Saturday morning will be quite cold to be sitting or even pushing deer.
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The breeze will stick around on the back side of the low pressure system that brought rain/snow/freezing rain Thursday into Thursday night. A few lingering snow showers can't be ruled out for northern Minnesota, but don't expect much in terms of accumulating snow. Friday will just be a cold and breezy day for most.
This is what it may feel like for the region as we close out the work week. This is only the beginning of a cold trend that starts Friday and may last through all of next week.
We'll close out this work week with quiet weather for the Dakotas and most of western and northern Minnesota. Showers will be possible for southeastern Minnesota and up through Wisconsin Friday.
Deer opener for North Dakota on Friday will feature cooler temperatures, plenty of sunshine, and fairly light winds in central and eastern parts of the state.
Minnesota will wake up to mainly 30s on Saturday morning's deer opener. With a little wind out there it may feel like lower 20s for some.
The final days of October bring nice dry and mild weather to our region. Friday brings plenty of sunshine with highs in the 60s for most of the Northland.
For Saturday and Sunday the nice weather keeps on going. Highs again will be in the 50s and 60s, with more sunshine in the Dakotas on SundayThe warm weather continues into Halloween, before a cold moves through to start November.
Our weather will be fairly mild to finish out the work week. I'm seeing a slight chance of showers moving across western and west-central North Dakota on Friday while the rest of the region stays dry.
Winds will pick up some across Minnesota on Saturday. Southern Minnesota could get rather gusty, but it will be a warmer wind.
Light snow showers along with some light rain showers will be possible across northern Minnesota and parts of Wisconsin to finish out this work week.
Winds will continue to blow across the Dakotas and western and southwestern Minnesota. Gusts will reach into the 20s and some lower 30s over these area. I'm seeing lighter winds for parts of the Northland Friday. Temperatures will get a small boost Saturday compared to how we finished the work week. We are looking cold to finish this weekend with the chilly temperatures lasting into early next week.
The cold air will be sitting right over us Friday, but with lighter winds. Overall, Saturday is shaping up to be a quiet fall day. A few sprinkles and showers can't be ruled out for parts of the Red River Valley and central Minnesota Sunday.
Showers move into the western Dakotas keeping temperatures much cooler there compared to the rest of the region. Temperatures could even reach into the 80s for parts of southern and southeastern South Dakota. I'm seeing a fairly pleasant day for Minnesota and Wisconsin. A few showers may sneak into the Red River Valley throughout the day.
Most of us will have a dry Sunday, but there will be a few lingering showers or sprinkles for parts of North Dakota. You can download the StormTRACKER app for free to keep an eye on the radar this weekend and check hour by hour temperatures and winds for all your outdoor activities.
Showers will move across eastern parts of the Dakotas and into Minnesota on Friday. While precipitation doesn't appear to stay heavy or even moderate, I'm still seeing periods of showers to last throughout the day. I'm seeing a chance of showers mainly across northern and north-central Minnesota and into Wisconsin. The Dakotas look dry Saturday with a little wind picking up out of the northwest. High pressure will build back into the Northern Plains on Sunday.
This weekend is shaping up to have generally lighter winds. We've had a breeze for parts of the area to finish out the work week, but both Saturday and Sunday will have light breezes here and there.
Temperatures will be cool for northern and northeastern parts of North Dakota and up into extreme northwestern Minnesota. A few scattered showers and an occasional rumble can't be ruled out. Saturday is not shaping up to be a washout, but any outdoor plans should have a back up.
A cold front will keep most of the region cool to finish off this work week. Behind the front I'm seeing showers linger for eastern Minnesota and across Wisconsin Friday. The Red River Valley and most of the Dakotas will stay dry Friday.
Our high temperatures will be much cooler this weekend behind this cold front. Highs will top off in the 60s to lower 70s for most of the region.
A cold front will keep most of the region cool to finish off this work week. Behind the front I'm seeing showers linger for eastern Minnesota and across Wisconsin Friday. The Red River Valley and most of the Dakotas will stay dry Friday.
Our high temperatures will be much cooler this weekend behind this cold front. Highs will top off in the 60s to lower 70s for most of the region.
A cold front will keep most of the region cool to finish off this work week. Behind the front I'm seeing showers linger for eastern Minnesota and across Wisconsin Friday. The Red River Valley and most of the Dakotas will stay dry Friday.
Our high temperatures will be much cooler this weekend behind this cold front. Highs will top off in the 60s to lower 70s for most of the region.
A cold front will keep most of the region cool to finish off this work week. Behind the front I'm seeing showers linger for eastern Minnesota and across Wisconsin Friday. The Red River Valley and most of the Dakotas will stay dry Friday.
Our high temperatures will be much cooler this weekend behind this cold front. Highs will top off in the 60s to lower 70s for most of the region.
A cold front will keep most of the region cool to finish off this work week. Behind the front I'm seeing showers linger for eastern Minnesota and across Wisconsin Friday. The Red River Valley and most of the Dakotas will stay dry Friday.
Our high temperatures will be much cooler this weekend behind this cold front. Highs will top off in the 60s to lower 70s for most of the region.
A cold front will sweep across the region drawing in cooler air to stick around for the holiday weekend. Winds will pick up behind the front on Friday. Expect a north and northwest breeze for most of the Northern Plains and Upper Midwest. Here's your Labor Day weekend forecast.
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Clouds will linger through parts of northern South Dakota and much of North Dakota on Friday. A slow moving disturbance aloft will bring a chance of showers and some thunderstorms to slowly push eastward across this area during the day. The showers and storms look to move into the Red River Valley later on Friday into Friday night.
Isolated thunderstorms can't be ruled out for the eastern Dakotas and parts of Minnesota on Saturday.
On Sunday, winds will still be out of the south for most of Minnesota. Sustained winds will be close to 10-15 mph with gusts up to 20 mph. Winds look to shift across central and western parts of the Dakotas.
This week ends with more rain chances and clouds for the afternoon, as the low pressure system keeps making its way to the east. Highs will be on the cooler side due to the clouds in the 70s for most of the region.
By Sunday we see a lot of those clouds move out and the sunshine make a return for the region. With that temperatures increase to back into the 80s for a large part of the region.
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Most of the region will stay partly sunny to mostly cloudy on Saturday with lighter winds. A few showers and thunderstorms will be possible in the Dakotas, but a better chance of thunderstorms arrives Saturday night for North Dakota.
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For those of you heading to the lakes early this weekend, expect some hot temperatures across the region. Highs in the 90s will be common place along the Red River and back into Minnesota, with highs approaching the lower-100s possible in parts of South Dakota.
Friday's weather is shaping up to be quite pleasant. Winds will be light, the sky will be filled with sunshine, and temperatures will be approaching our seasonal averages. Looks like a really nice evening to arrive at the lake or just be outside on the patio. And the weekend looks nice too.
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Grab the shades as you leave for the lake this weekend. The drive to your destination on Friday will be a warm one, if not a hot one! Saturday will be our next chance of any precipitation for the region. Showers and thunderstorms look likely for central and eastern North Dakota in the morning with this wave sliding into Minnesota mid to late morning. Sunday will be drier and slightly cooler.
A few showers and thundershowers may linger in the central and east-central parts of the Dakotas throughout Saturday.
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Temperatures will get rather warm for parts of the region with isolated to scattered T-storms possible Friday through Sunday.
We kick off this holiday weekend with a breeze for most of Minnesota out of the northwest on Friday. Expect light winds and a comfortable arrival to the lakes of North Dakota Friday evening. Saturday won't be a hot day, but expect a mix of 70s and 80s across the region. I'm seeing a few interruptions in the form of showers and scattered thunderstorms throughout the midday, afternoon, and evening hours.
Sunday is looking like the pick day of the extended weekend. Highs won't be all that hot, but still comfortable and warm for some. Winds don't look all that strong either.
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After Friday's seasonal temperatures, the winds pick up a bit as the temperatures keep rising throughout the weekend.
Parts of the Dakotas and southwestern Minnesota will warm into the 80s with 70s elsewhere. Watch for showers to move across Minnesota throughout the day with a few thundershowers near the Twin Cities and into Wisconsin in the afternoon and evening hours.
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StormTracker meteorologist Jared Piepenburg in our Northland Outdoors forecast explains when temperatures may turn a bit cooler over the weekend.
This weekend will bring some pretty warm weather compared to what we've had so far this year. Friday already starts off with mostly sunny skies and temperatures in the 70s and 80s.
The rest of the holiday weekend brings in a chance of rain, more wind and heat.
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A cold front moving through the region will mean lower temperatures for the weekend. Cloudy skies are expected both Saturday and Sunday with a chance of precipitation in some areas.
The weekend forecast calls for a windy Friday, a sunny Saturday and a chance of rain on Sunday for parts of the region. Winds will diminish on Sunday. Temperatures will be mild.
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Most of the region will stay dry and mild on Friday. Expect a southeast wind throughout the day. A few showers look to pop up in the western side of the Dakotas. A few thunderstorms can't be ruled out.
Another spring weather producer is on the way and looks to impact most of the region this weekend. While ice still sits on many of Minnesota's northern lakes, this rain, along with warmer temperatures later next week, should help inch us forward to open water just in time for Minnesota's Fishing Opener.
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Temperatures on Friday will be in the 40s and 50s. Areas where the snow fell earlier this week will be cooler like central Minnesota, compared to where snow has melted elsewhere.
https://www.inforum.com/sports/northland-outdoors/northland-outdoors-forecast-tracking-precipitation-chances-this-weekend
It is that time of year where many will be wanting to get out and do some late season ice fishing for panfish. With this weather on the way I'm expected a lot more water out on top of the ice from melting snow. Also, watch for ice receding from shorelines in the next couple of weeks.
Temperatures will stay quite mild for parts of the region this weekend. Friday will feature highs in the 50s and 60s for a large portion of both North and South Dakota. Southeastern Minnesota and parts of Wisconsin will have a chance of rain showers before heading into the weekend.
The cold will linger in the region to start off the weekend. High pressure will slowly drift away as a south wind picks up in the area Saturday. As the cold air pushes eastward, the warmer temps arrive and look to last most of the following week to come.
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Weekend travel may not be the easiest around the region with our weather forecast in the days ahead. A winter system will bring rain, snow, freezing rain, wintry mix, and wind to parts of the Dakotas, Minnesota, and the Upper Midwest starting on Saturday.
https://www.inforum.com/sports/northland-outdoors/northland-outdoors-forecast-chilly-weekend-after-snow-on-friday-2
Deadlines are approaching in Minnesota and Wisconsin for anglers to get ice fishing shelters off the ice.
For Minnesota waters south of highways 2 and 200, the deadline is March 7. For lakes and rivers north of highways 2 and 200, the deadline is March 21.
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Friday: will be the last "cold" day for the region with highs in the teens for most of the north. Warmer weather makes it's way in this weekend.
Saturday: most areas will wake up to single digits or teens above zero. Saturday afternoon will finally warm up for the region. Most of the area will be in the 20s, with areas farther to the south in the 30s. South Dakota will even see some 40s for highs.
Sunday: drop in temperatures in eastern North Dakota, but most of the region stays in the 20s once again. South Dakota warms up even more with a chance of 50s.
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Temperatures start off in the 20s and 30s farther up north but will be dropping throughout the day. By the afternoon areas of Minnesota and North Dakota will drop to the single digits.
On Friday light snow will move through the area. With gusty winds this will create blowing snow. In the Red River Valley area ground blizzards will occur and visibility, especially in rural areas, will be reduced.
Saturday starts off in the teens for most of the region. Out west it will be warmer in the 20s and 30s to start the day. Saturday morning will see cloudy skies in the Dakotas. These clouds will move east and by the afternoon, Minnesota will experience overcast skies.
For Sunday our next chance of snow moves into North Dakota and northern Minnesota. Colder air will come in as well, being in the single digits by the afternoon in areas of North Dakota.
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