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Regional Weather Forecast
National Weather Service Bismarck ND
504 AM CDT Mon Jun 10 2024 /404 AM MDT Mon Jun 10 2024/

Showers and thunderstorms were scattered from just east of
Glasgow, Montana, to Dickinson, North Dakota at 500 AM Central
Time on this Monday morning, and were increasing in coverage as
they pushed to the northeast. The rest of the area was clear to
partly cloudy. Temperatures were mainly 45 to 55 with wind under
15 mph, expect for eastern Montana where speeds were running 15 to
25 mph ahead of a low pressure trough.

Winds will be increasing across Saskatchewan and the Dakotas
today, along with increasing chances for showers and
thunderstorms. Some of the storms could be severe over eastern
Montana, and the western Dakotas, this afternoon and evening. In
addition to the hail and wind threats from some of the storms,
heavy downpours of rain will also be possible. High temperatures
today, for the most part, in the 70s.

Storms will decrease in intensity this evening as they move east
across Manitoba and the eastern Dakotas, and into Minnesota. Most
areas will be rain free on Tuesday, except Minnesota.

The warmest day this week looks to be Wednesday with temperatures
mainly in the 80s, and with some lower 90s in South Dakota.

Once we get past this wet and stormy Monday, the next chance for
rain will be Wednesday night. After that it looks like it could
be quite wet going into next weekend.

$$

JP Martin