Severe Weather: Another Round Likely Tonight Across North Dakota

North Dakota has been in a very active weather pattern the last few days.

Thunderstorms drenched Capital City last night, accompanied by hail and strong winds, prompting a Severe Thunderstorm Warning issued by the National Weather Service in Bismarck at around 9 pm.

A flood watch was also issued as over 3 inches of rain fell in parts of Bismarck, causing street flooding. Take a look at these Expressway photos from our news partner KX News.

These were the same supercell storms that blew up over southwest North Dakota earlier in the evening. One of those storms produced heavy hail near Belfield, North Dakota, that left ping pong-sized hail a couple of inches deep on the ground.

Check out these photos via our news partner KX News, which look more like a scene from January.

Another round of severe weather is possible late tonight for much of our listening area.

According to the Storm Prediction Center with the National Weather Service, much of our listening area is in a Level 2 threat for severe thunderstorms.

What are the major impacts?

Heavy rain, large hail, a tornado or two, and strong winds (up to 70 miles per hour) are possible again tonight. Most of the severe weather is likely to occur late tonight or early Tuesday morning. A stray thunderstorm is possible this afternoon, but not likely.

Yet another round of potentially severe weather is possible on Tuesday afternoon. Our active weather pattern is likely for the remainder of the week.

Our meteorologists with Severe Studios Radio Network will continue to monitor the situation for you.