Rainfall Totals: Heavy October Rain For Parts Of North Dakota!

What a CRAZY last few months of weather we have had in North Dakota!

Of course, we just saw one of the wildest days of weather ever on Sunday, September 14th. That's saying something after the spring and summer we have experienced. Some of the forecasts from the TV meteorologists were saying we had about a 5 percent chance of tornadoes on that day. Well, we sure saw all of that 5 percent as at least 13 twisters were confirmed by the National Weather Service in Bismarck.

In fact, we just broke a record for the most tornado warnings in a single year, with 88.

That was according to the National Weather Service. We also absolutely SHATTERED North Dakota's September tornado record.

By the way, we have also seen tornadoes in North Dakota in October before. It's not common, but it has happened. With the number of twisters we have seen this year, nothing would surprise us going forward, right?

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Some of the showers and thunderstorms yesterday even brought hail that looked like snow up in the Van Hook-Lake Sakakawea area. Check out these photos from our news partner KX News.

Here are the area rainfall totals across south-central North Dakota and other areas of the state.

According to the National Weather Service in Bismarck and radar rainfall estimates from RainDrop.

Bismarck received .59 inch of rain.

Minot received .53 inch of rain.

Stanley received 2.65 inches of rain. (highest total in the state)

Fort Yates received .41 inch of rain.

Ross received 2.07 inches of rain.

Manning received 1.53 inches of rain.

Powers Lake received 1.06 inches of rain.

Bowbells received 1.30 inches of rain.

Watford City received .48 inch of rain.

Wing received .61 inch of rain.

Harvey received .49 inch of rain.

Linton received .27 inch of rain.

Dickinson received .27 inch of rain.

Hazen received .39 inch of rain.

Williston received .15 inch of rain.

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