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Tuesday evening: Despite some light flurries in the Valley today, the snowfall has been minimal. Other than that, temperatures have stayed around average for this time of year, with overcast skies prevailing.
As we move into the night, temperatures are expected to drop into the single digits, but we can expect some partial clearing.
The weather conditions on Wednesday through Thursday have been marked as a First Alert Weather Day. The first half of Wednesday will be cold, with single-digit temperatures in the morning and throughout the day.
Later in the day, an impactful Alberta Clipper system will move in from the northwest, bringing snow and increasing winds. As a result, we have issued a First Alert Weather Day from Wednesday night through Thursday.
During this time, temperatures will rise slightly, but only into the teens, meaning that the precipitation will be in the form of snow. The snow will continue on Thursday morning, and temperatures will gradually fall throughout the day.
Winds will gust out of the northwest, reaching speeds of over 30 mph at times, leading to blowing and drifting snow as well as slick travel conditions. A Winter Storm Watch is now in effect from Wednesday 6 pm through Thursday afternoon, with expected snowfall accumulations of 3-7 inches and gusty winds that will impact travel.
Visibility may drop below 1/4 mile due to a combination of falling and blowing snow, creating whiteout conditions and making travel very difficult. It is important to plan for hazardous road conditions, which could affect both the Thursday morning and evening commutes.
On Friday, brace yourself for another chilly day with temperatures dropping below zero in most areas. The highs will only reach the single digits and the skies will be mostly cloudy.
Additionally, there is a chance of light snow in the afternoon as another Alberta Clipper system passes through. It is important to note that this system will have less impact compared to the previous one, but there may still be some light accumulations.
Over the weekend, expect a “warming trend” with temperatures gradually rising. However, mornings will still be chilly, ranging from subzero to single digits, while highs will reach the single digits to low teens.
It will also be mostly cloudy, so don’t anticipate much sunshine. Fortunately, above-average temperatures will make a comeback starting from Monday.
Next week, temperatures are expected to rise into the upper-20s to low-30s, which is above normal for this time of year. Skies will be partly to mostly cloudy, so there may not be much sunshine. Fortunately, it looks like precipitation chances will be low, so the holiday week should be mild and quiet.
Keep in mind that the holidays are still about a week away, so this forecast could change. Stay tuned to Valley News Live for any updates.
Fargo 7-Day Forecast:
Wednesday will see mostly cloudy and colder weather, with snow expected later in the day. Temperatures will range from a low of 6 degrees to a high of 9 degrees, gradually rising towards the evening.
On Thursday, be prepared for snow and strong winds. The wind will pick up and blow the snow around, causing reduced visibility. The temperature will start at 15 degrees in the morning but will quickly drop to 12 degrees in the afternoon. Stay safe and stay warm during these wintry conditions.
Friday is expected to be mostly cloudy and cold, with the possibility of light snow in the afternoon. The temperature is anticipated to range from a low of -7 to a high of 7 degrees.
Saturday’s weather is expected to feature partly cloudy skies, creating a mix of sun and clouds throughout the day. The temperatures will be on the chillier side, with lows reaching around 3 degrees and highs peaking at 13 degrees.
On Sunday, expect mostly cloudy skies with a gradual increase in temperature throughout the day. The low will be around 6 degrees, while the high is expected to reach 23 degrees.
On Monday, the weather is expected to be mild with a mix of clouds. The temperature will range from a low of 18 degrees to a high of 28 degrees.
On Tuesday, the weather is expected to be partly cloudy and seasonably mild, with a low temperature of 20 degrees and a high temperature of 30 degrees.
