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Flooding rain hits west Fargo and what are air mass thunderstorms?
Air mass thunderstorms can often produce locally heavy rainfall over a short period of time. Why? Typically, winds aloft and at the surface are very light. These thunderstorms will “bubble” up during peak heating of the day then with little to no winds aloft to “steer” them along, they park over one general area and rain themselves out before additional ones will “bubble” up and provide more heavy rain over a different area.
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Big Changes At Olive Garden & North Dakotans Will Be Impacted
Olive Garden has always been one of my family's favorite restaurant destinations. There are over 700 Olive Garden restaurants nationwide, including one each in our four major cities of Fargo, Grand Forks, Minot, and one here in north Bismarck at 3400, north 14th Street. There's no doubt, these are very...
Italian Air Force Aerobatic Team flies into Fargo
FARGO, N.D. (Valley News Live) - Italy’s Aeuronautica Militare team, best known as Frecce Tricolori, or “Tricolor Arrows” in English, flew into Fargo today, July 22, during it’s 2024 North America Tour. This is the first time they’ve ever been to Fargo, and the first time...
PREP WRESTLING: Local grapplers compete at USA Wrestling nationals
CHEYENNE – Cheyenne East junior Liam Fox had a strong run at USA Wrestling’s Junior National tournament in Fargo, North Dakota. The three-time Class 4A state champion went 6-2 in the 150-pound bracket of the junior men’s freestyle tournament. Fox lost his first bout 12-10 to Jayson Victoria of California. He rebounded with a 12-0 won over Alex Buskirk of Michigan and a 10-0 win over South Dakota’s Ramsey Williams. Fox also had dominant wins over Connecticut’s Blake Watkins (11-0) and Missouri’s Noah Johnson (10-0). Fox added a 10-0 win over Wisconsin’s Wyatt Duchateau and an 8-1 victory over D.J....
Montana Man Sentenced For Assaulting Women On Crow And Northern Cheyenne Indian Reservations
A Lame Deer man who admitted to assaulting women on the Crow and Northern Cheyenne Indian reservations and to illegally possessing a sawed-off shotgun in two separate cases was sentenced on Wednesday, July 17th, to 21 years in prison, to be followed by three years of supervised release, according to U.S. Attorney Jesse Laslovich.
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