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FPUS63 KBIS 081314
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State Forecast Product
National Weather Service Bismarck ND
714 AM CST Mon Dec 8 2025 /614 AM MST Mon Dec 8 2025/

...HIGH WIND WATCH FOR ALL OF WESTERN AND CENTRAL NORTH DAKOTA
TUESDAY MORNING THROUGH TUESDAY NIGHT...

...WINTER STORM WATCH FOR NORTHEAST AND EAST CENTRAL NORTH DAKOTA
TUESDAY MORNING THROUGH TUESDAY NIGHT...

.TODAY...Partly to mostly cloudy. Becoming windy southwest,
breezy northwest and central. Patchy fog northwest and central in
the morning. Snow likely northeast. Chance of snow north central
to southeast. Slight chance of light freezing rain west and
central in the morning. Highs from the mid and upper teens far
northeast to upper 30s southwest.
.TONIGHT...Mostly cloudy. Rain likely southwest, freezing rain
likely northwest and central, both after midnight. Lows from
around 5 above zero far northeast to 30 above southwest, with
temperatures rising after midnight.
.TUESDAY...Mostly cloudy. Very windy west and central, windy
east. Snow northeast. Snow and freezing rain north central to
southeast. Rain likely west and central in the morning, then a
chance of rain changing to snow in the afternoon. Areas of
blowing snow north central and east. Highs from around 20
northeast to 45 southwest.
.TUESDAY NIGHT...Mostly cloudy. Very windy. Snow and blowing snow
east, diminishing after midnight. Chance of snow central in the
evening. Lows from around zero to 5 below north to near 15 above
far southwest.
.WEDNESDAY...Partly to mostly cloudy. Snow becoming likely late
west and central. Highs from around 5 to 10 above zero north
central and northeast to 30 far southwest.
.THURSDAY...Cloudy. Breezy with patchy blowing snow. Chance of
snow. Chance of freezing rain southwest in the morning. Lows from
around 5 below zero northeast to 15 above far southwest. Highs
from around 5 to 10 above zero northeast to 25 southwest.
.FRIDAY...Partly to mostly cloudy. Breezy with patchy blowing snow
central and east. Lows around 10 to 20 below zero. Highs around 5
below to 5 above zero.

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