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Regional Weather Forecast

National Weather Service Bismarck ND

722 PM CST Thu Dec 11 2025 /622 PM MST Thu Dec 11 2025/



An Arctic cold front will bring a variety of weather across the

Northern Plains this evening through tonight, including areas of

freezing drizzle and patchy dense fog ahead of the front, and a

period of light to moderate snow, gusty winds, and blowing snow

with and trailing the front. Temperatures are expected to fall

below zero at most locations by the end of the night, with teens

below along the Canadian border.



Very cold temperatures with dangerous wind chills are expected

Friday through Saturday night. Highs each of these days will only

be in the single digits above and below zero, with overnight lows

in the single digits below zero southwest to the 20s below 

northeast. A rapid warmup is then expected to start the upcoming 

week, with highs above freezing across the western half of the 

region on Monday, and the entire Northern Plains on Tuesday.



Another round of accumulating snow is set to impact western and

southern portions of the region Friday through Saturday,

especially from eastern Montana through southwest North Dakota and

into much of South Dakota. A period of drier weather is then

anticipated through Tuesday.



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