A weather shift in North Dakota is expected to bring storms and wintry conditions this weekend. A weak upper-level disturbance will cause light snow near the Canadian border tonight, with minimal accumulations. On Thursday, temperatures will rise into the 50s and 60s thanks to southeast winds.
By Friday, rain showers and thunderstorms will develop, with a sharp contrast in temperatures across the state. A cold front will move east on Friday night, resulting in a wintry mix and snow, along with strong northwest winds on Saturday. This could lead to reduced visibility and hazardous travel conditions, especially in the Red River Valley and eastern North Dakota.
Residents are advised to stay updated on weather changes and prepare for the rapidly changing conditions. Travelers on Friday night and Saturday should be cautious, as slick roads and accumulating snow may make driving difficult. Stay safe and stay informed as the weather situation unfolds in North Dakota.
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