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There’s plenty of snow ahead of us in Jamestown, according to the latest forecasts from the National Weather Service.
Monday should remain cold, but clear, with daytime sunshine giving way to partly cloudy skies giving glimpses of a nearly-full moon to the west. Then comes the snow. The National Weather Service predicts a winter weather system that will push in from Canada with warmer air causing moderate chances of snowfall all Tuesday afternoon and evening. The wind will also pick up, with consistent 10-15 mile per hour breezes continuing through the week. Another round of snowfall is likely on Friday night into Saturday in parts of eastern North Dakota, with NWS forecasters expecting periodic snow could then impact North Dakota through at least early next week.
The early-season snow is in line with earlier predictions for a La Nina winter across the upper Midwest, with relatively mild temperatures and above-average snowfall typically coming from that weather pattern.
Slick roads will continue to be an issue across southeastern North Dakota, with temperatures unlikely to rise above freezing and allow a more expansive melting of the ice pack anytime this week. The possible exception a brief one to two-hour window on Tuesday afternoon, where temperatures could rise into the low-30s in Jamestown.
Find updated weather forecasts and up-to-the-minute road reports at KSJBam.com.
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