Grand Forks, ND – A wave of light rain is expected to sweep across Grand Forks and nearby areas this weekend, potentially impacting outdoor activities. Showers are likely to intensify today, with rain chances gradually decreasing by Sunday morning, making way for clearer conditions. Residents should prepare for wet roads and limited visibility, especially on major roadways like U.S. Highway 2, where rain and wind could pose additional travel challenges.
According to the National Weather Service, light rain will taper off on Sunday, allowing temperatures to reach a comfortable range from 49 to 55 degrees. By Veterans Day on Monday, Grand Forks can expect mostly sunny skies, with temperatures dipping slightly to a high of 41. Wind speeds, however, could pick up, reaching up to 18 mph, so those attending outdoor Veterans Day events are advised to dress warmly.
Looking further into the week, Monday night is predicted to stay mostly cloudy, with temperatures dropping to a low near 30. Tuesday brings back the sun, accompanied by breezy conditions and a high near 50 degrees, providing a comfortable backdrop for any post-holiday activities.
Tuesday night sees a return of rain chances, with precipitation expected to persist into early Wednesday. However, forecasters anticipate that the skies will clear up by Wednesday afternoon, providing a break from the showers and mild temperatures hovering around 46 degrees.
As the week progresses, residents are encouraged to keep an eye on weather updates, particularly for Veterans Day events and weekday commuting. Stay tuned to local forecasts and plan accordingly to avoid disruptions from changing weather conditions.