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Jamestown is expecting the coldest overnight temperatures of the fall, but still no white stuff in store.
The National Weather Service says lows could drop to around 27 degrees in Jamestown tomorrow morning, the coldest overnight temperatures of the season so far. It will be a good night to cover late-season plants and disconnect hoses.
The midweek is expected to be milder, with lows hovering around 32 degrees Thursday morning in Jamestown. Other areas to the north will likely see colder temperatures.
No snow shows up in the forecast through Friday, though a slight chance of showers and a cooler high near 41 returns that night.
Saturday’s forecast looks mild and dry for playoff football across southeastern North Dakota.
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