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FXUS63 KFGF 130914
AFDFGF

Area Forecast Discussion
National Weather Service Grand Forks ND
414 AM CDT Mon Oct 13 2025

.KEY MESSAGES...

- Rain showers chances Tuesday to Friday. Probability of 0.75
  inch qpf Wed-Fri 50 percent northeast ND. This rainfall may
  impact the ongoing harvest.

&&

.DISCUSSION...
Issued at 347 AM CDT Mon Oct 13 2025

...Synopsis...

Surface low continues to move northeast thru Manitoba and is
located in northeast Manitoba at 08z. Period of wind gusts and
cold advection went thru the area in the mid to late evening
producing a period of wind gusts 50-55 mph Devils Lake, Langdon
and Wahalla ND 0230z-0430z with wind gusts 40-49 mph in most
other locations in the 03z-05z period. Gusty winds continue but
speeds less and wind speeds will lower thru the day as low moves
northeast away from the area. Thus wind advisory that was left
for Devils Lake basin expired at 4 am. Monitoring area of
stratocu moving southeast and east around the upper low in
central Manitoba but as the low moves north the 850 mb moisture
layer does weaken today. Plus thicker stratocu having a hard
time making it much farther south and east than Baudette-Thief
River Falls-Grafton-New Rockford. Would expect some dayime
heating CU today with residual 850 mb moisture north, after
thicker early morning clouds in the north move out. Anticipate a
sunny day southeast ND and west central MN. Highs today mostly
low to mid 50s, but some upper 40s far north. Tonight high
pressure will build into western Manitoba with high pressure
ridge southeast into northern MN giving light winds, clear sky
and allowing temps to drop likely a few degrees below guidance.
So based on collab with DLH did trend toward NBM90/75 for lows
tonight in NW MN. Clouds moving northward into southeast ND will
keep this area closer to guidance.

Tuesday thru the end of the week will feature several days with
chances for showers as a deep 500 mb trough over the western US
affects our weather with region in southwest flow. One weak
short wave to bring some rain showers Tuesday mainly though
south and western ND and into SD, central MN. NBM which was used
for pops are a bit drier in northeast ND/northwest MN Tuesday
than GFS which does bring chance of showers to the Canadian
border Tues aftn/eve.

Stronger 500 mb wave that will be over southern California will
move northeast and is forecast to be in western ND into Manitoba
via GFS, with 00z ECMWF a bit farther west. GFS ensembles
support a sligh west track for Wed late into Friday morning with
track of system. Shower chances increase with likely pops
Thursday over all the region, with heaviest rainfall with 50 pct
probs of more than 0.75 inch centered in northeast into central
ND 12z Wed to 12z Fri. Warm sector east of the system over our
area with MU CAPES reaching 500 j/kg and high temps around 70 in
southern RRV Thursday so do have a chance for t-storms, though
no severe weather anticipated.




&&

.AVIATION /06Z TAFS THROUGH 06Z TUESDAY/...
Issued at 1132 PM CDT Sun Oct 12 2025

Ceilings are already on the rise, with VFR expected throughout the
TAF period outside of a few hours of MVFR early at KDVL. Winds
will remain gusty out of the west to start the night, slowly
decreasing through the morning and afternoon on Monday. Gusts
will finally drop off Monday morning/afternoon. These lighter
winds will persist out of the north through the end of the TAF
period.

&&

.FGF WATCHES/WARNINGS/ADVISORIES...
ND...None.
MN...None.

&&

$$

DISCUSSION...Riddle
AVIATION...Rafferty