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U.S. forecasters upgrade spring flood risk south of border vendredi, 22 février 2019 à 16:18 - Recent heavy snow and deep frost are to blame for 'substantial' risk of significant flooding along Red River basin. U.S. flood forecasters say the threat of significant flooding on the Red River south of the border this spring "has increased substantially" because of recent heavy snowfall as well as deep frost. In its second spring flood outlook of 2019, the U.S. National Weather Service upgraded the risk of significant flooding along the North Dakota and Minnesota portions of the Red River basin ...

Weather Wednesday: Using a selfie to prepare for severe weather In this weeks Weather Wednesday, StormTRACKER meteorologist Jesse Ritka shows us a new social media challenge that aims to prepare selfie-takers for severe weather. Written By: Jesse Ritka | × FARGO — There have been several days in the 70s already and as the temperature starts to climb, we know severe weather season is on its way. “Preparedness itself probably inherently isn't that fun, it's a chore, it's a task you have to do, but we're hoping to change that," says Trevor Boucher, the National ...

An Eye On The Storm: The Mayville Doppler The Doppler at Mayville has been down for repairs and StormTRACKER Meteorologist John Wheeler reflects on the value of this technological miracle. Written By: John Wheeler | × MAYVILLE, N.D. — Anytime you use the radar on the StormTRACKER app, you're looking at National Weather Service Doppler radar, installed in the 1990s at more than a hundred sites around the country. Since mid-February, the Doppler at Mayville has been down for repairs. It's pedestal base, on which the Doppler rotates, is being replaced. For the las...

The Doppler at Mayville, N.D., has been down for repairs and StormTRACKER Meteorologist John Wheeler reflects on the value of this technological miracle.

Minor flooding remains the risk for spring flooding throughout the Red River Valley in an updated flood outlook.