Devils Lake Basin News Today

There is a slight chance for a little light snow mixing with some rain through the morning hours to early afternoon around the Fargo area as a band of snow mainly from the 94 corridor up to around the Devils Lake Basin moves into the area. This band of snow will push more northward of Highway 2 through the afternoon with some light snow accumulations possible.

(Statewide) — All roads in the state of North Dakota have reopened. The North Dakota Department of Transportation, along with the North Dakota Highway Patrol, have now reopened the westbound lanes on Interstate 94 from Jamestown to Dawson. This portion of I-94 was previously closed due to icy road conditions. The North Dakota Department of Transportation says much of south

A quick-moving clipper system moved through eastern North Dakota Monday 10/30/23 afternoon delivering a quick but heavy burst of snow. It is our fourth storm in this year's LRC. Starting in the Devils Lake Basin and Northern Valley late morning to early afternoon moving southeast, reaching the Fargo area by about 4:30 pm with snow showers lasting into the evening and some snow

Periods of snow, heavy at times, continues to track into the Devils Lake Basin and northeast North Dakota. The...

The National Weather Service in Grand Forks is tentatively forecasting below-average precipitation and above-average temperatures this winter.

Im not giving snow amounts yet (with exceptions to heavy amounts found in western and central North Dakota, but I will show you recent computer model data on the Euro and American GFS. Here are some details and unknowns with the Wednesday -> Thursday night snow/rain storm. Winter Storm watches extend from the Devils Lake Basin westward across North Dakota. Winter Storm

The National Weather Service in Bismarck says the northwest and north central part of North Dakota will see the first push of snow through Wednesday evening, while a second round of snow will move in Thursday through late Thursday night.

ND Water Commission Approves $180M For RRVWS Project

Forecasters say the current weather pattern is trapping particulate matter from Canadian wildfires in our atmosphere.

The petition, signed by more than 50 Lake Region landowners and farmers at a meeting earlier in May, was presented at the Devils Lake Outlets Management Advisory Committee meeting in Devils Lake.