Marilyn Hagerty: Looking forward to upcoming events as spring slowly approaches
Well, some people say in North Dakota we don’t have spring. We have the season I have come to call “Mud.” It rhymes with flood. It goes on March, April and May.
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Well, some people say in North Dakota we don’t have spring. We have the season I have come to call “Mud.” It rhymes with flood. It goes on March, April and May.
There’s the coming of spring — slowly and surely
The winter now hovering over Dakota land seems relentless.
Those of us who were here during the past week feel braver and stronger for dealing with the cold. Well, you know we actually cowered in the warm houses. Most of us stick close to the heat vents here and there.
Cleanup efforts underway after monsoon storms brought rain, hail, and high winds to the Valley Published Mesa family hit by monsoon leaving debris in their home Monsoon storm continues to cause damage in the Valley where one family's roof was blown off. FOX 10's Bailey Miller reports MESA, Ariz. - Parts of the Valley were hit on July 15 and July 16 by monsoon weather. In one video taken by Julie Peralta on July 15, heavy rain was falling on a subdivision near Loop 303 and Cactus Road, accompanied by high winds. In another video taken by Dave Givens, hail could be seen in the area of Cactus ...