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The Environment Canada cold warning for the northwest has been lifted as temperatures "soar" to -24. In fact, a temperature of +1 is forecast for this upcoming Sunday. But dont hold your. . .

North Dakota tourism primed for a big return, but is there enough money for marketing? North Dakota has a biennial tourism budget of about $9.7 million, meaning the state gets that much every two-year budget cycle. Those dollars are dwarfed by area states, including South Dakota, which has approximately $15 million to spend each year. Written By: Sam Easter | × Turtle River State Park Manager Larry Hagen expects 2021 to be another year of increased park usage during the COVID p...

4:52 PM CST Sunday 07 February 2021 Environment Canada A period of severely cold wind chills is expected. Extreme cold will persist for a few days. An Arctic ridge of high pressure has . . .

4:52 PM CST Sunday 07 February 2021 Environment Canada A period of severely cold wind chills is expected. Extreme cold will persist for a few days. An Arctic ridge of high pressure has . . .

4:52 PM CST Sunday 07 February 2021 Environment Canada A period of severely cold wind chills is expected. Extreme cold will persist for a few days. An Arctic ridge of high pressure has . . .

Advertisements for boat shows, the arrival of 2021 tackle catalogs, and a pileup of daily email blasts highlighting new rods and reels are all signs that we’r

Wind chills of minus 40 or colder will return tonight for parts of southern Manitoba and southern Saskatchewan near the Manitoba border. An Arctic ridge of high pressure continues to give frigid temperatures to the southern prairies. Temperatures in the minus thirties along with winds of 10 to 15 km/h are producing extreme cold windchills of minus 40 or colder. Some moderation will occur on this afternoon, but some regions may experience extreme cold again tonight and Wednesday morning. 4:23...

The extreme cold warning by Environment Canada has been removed from its website, but its still darn cold. There are still windchills in the minus thirties, and risk of frostbite. So be careful . . .

By Nick Simonson Advertisements for boat shows, the arrival of 2021 tackle catalogs, and a pileup of daily email blasts highlighting new rods and reels are all signs that we’re turning the corner toward spring. While it’s still January and there’s plenty of on-ice action left, the promise of spring and open water fishing keeps anglers moving toward warmer days and the disappearance of a slipfloat in some northern bay for crappies, or that subtle take of a jig-and-minnow combo by a light-b...

The extreme cold warning by Environment Canada has been removed from its website, but its still darn cold. There are still windchills in the minus thirties, and risk of frostbite. So be careful . . .