The storm, located over Hatton, 27 miles southwest of Grand Forks, is moving northeast at 35 mph. Communities in the path of the storm include Grand Forks, East Grand Forks, Crookston, Mayville, Thompson, Portland, and Fisher. The warning is active until 4:30 AM CDT, affecting travel on Interstate 29 between mile markers 113 and 138.
Residents are advised to move to an interior room on the lowest floor of a building to stay safe from potential debris and damage.
Severe Weather Outlook for the Coming Days
The National Weather Service has classified the storm risk as a Level 1 out of 5, with the primary threats being hail up to the size of ping-pong balls and wind gusts up to 60 mph. The threat is expected to continue through the night in parts of eastern North Dakota.
Thursday also brings a renewed risk of strong thunderstorms, particularly in the afternoon. The National Weather Service urges residents to remain alert and prepared for rapidly changing conditions.
Spotter Activation and Community Preparedness
Spotter activation may be required today, according to the National Weather Service, as additional storms are anticipated. Community members are encouraged to report any severe weather they observe to help track storm development and impact.
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Weather Watches, Warnings & Advisories are frequently updated by the NWS. Please look for updates to this report from the National Weather Service, or your local news channels and NOAA All Hazards.
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