Winter Weather

After a weekend that could have had even the bravest North Dakotans huddling by the heater, there’s a small break in the ice — literally! The National Weather Service in Bismarck predicts a warmer spell is on its way, giving us a chance to swap our thermal socks for something a little less... insulate...

The addition of ice accumulations of a light glaze could make roads very slippery.

Snow, wind, and dangerous windchills could lead to driving issues across North Dakota.

4 of the last 5 falls we've seen early snow in North Dakota. How about this year?

Of course, shoveling snow is not as easy as just clearing out your driveway.

The National Weather Service Has Issued A Winter Weather Advisory.

On Thursday, (Oct. 19), the NOAA released its winter outlook for what they expect weather to be like across the country.

Bismarck started the morning (March 6) at 44 degrees and slowly, the temperature will be falling as a winter system continues to inch its way closer to the Bismarck-Mandan area.

The National Weather Service in Bismarck has issued a Winter Storm Warning for a majority of the state through Wednesday. This watch goes into effect Sunday (November 27th) night. (see update below) Depending on where you are will depend on the amount of snow you will receive. There is a very good chance you will get snow as this system is the first major snow system and snow fall of the season. R

A Winter Weather Advisory in effect from noon (CST) today to 6 a.m. Sunday. A majority of the heaviest snow will take place West of Bismarck and State Highway 83. Bismarck could see between 1-3 inches.