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Being Thankful
For those of us in the Midwest, specifically North Dakota and Minnesota, this week has been hard. After a few weeks of mild temperatures that lulled us into thinking that winter had finally left us, o...
Posted on 3/21/13 at 7:00 AM
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Pacific Rim Grilled Steak
I love to grill in the Winter. It makes me feel like I am defying mother nature. Every Fall we move the gargantuan gas grill up four steps so it can be closer to the patio door. At least once a week, ...
Posted on 1/21/13 at 7:36 PM
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You absolutely must see the Winter Hexagon tonight
There's a reason the winter sky is so full of sparkling stars. A great many are concentrated around the constellation Orion the form of a gigantic hexagon. How big is it? I made a fist and reached m...
Posted on 1/17/13 at 12:11 PM
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Stay Safe Traveling With Winter Survival Tips
The semester is over, and winter is officially here. College students have packed their cars with suitcases and loads of laundry. They have left to visit families and perhaps enjoy free laundry serv...
Posted on 12/20/12 at 12:46 PM
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Cold Enough For You?
Doesn't it seem like whenever this time of year rolls around there's always that one person who just HAS to ask you that question? Despite my not being a North Dakota native, I've grown to love liv...
Posted on 12/10/12 at 12:26 AM
More blog posts about winter

City’s weather ties second-warmest winter in records

It is official: the last three months’ warm temperatures are destined for the record books. “Jamestown tied the second warmest winter on record,” said Rob Kupec, meteorologist with Forum Communications Co. “We averaged 21.7 degrees for the months of December, January and February.”

By Keith Norman , March 03, 2012

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Data show warm winter in Red River Valley

The National Weather Service says preliminary data show that Fargo had its warmest winter on record.

March 02, 2012

Winter storm in Dakotas sets weather records

Many parts of the Dakotas did not see as much snowfall as expected from this week's storm, but it did set some records in South Dakota.

March 01, 2012

Staffing problems plague city snow removal

Staffing problems plague city snow removal City street crews are facing a staffing shortage as they start the clean-up process from Tuesday night’s storm that dropped 4 more inches of snow, according to Reed Schwartzkopf, Jamestown city engineer.

By Keith Norman , March 01, 2012

UPDATED: Not as bad as predicted, 4 inches snow reported in Jamestown

Residents awoke today to better conditions than meteorologists had predicted for Wednesday morning. The reporting station at the North Dakota State Hospital reported 4 inches of new snow during a 24-hour period ending at 6 a.m. Forecasts indicate a little more snow may be possible.

By Keith Norman , February 29, 2012

Dakotas motorists face difficult morning commute

A winter storm has shut down schools and roads, canceled flights and caused power outages in the Dakotas.

February 29, 2012

Snow sports enthusiasts hope to use the trails again soon but more snow first

Snow sports enthusiasts hope to use the trails again soon but more snow first While some locals saw last weekend’s snowfall as a reminder that winter is far from over, snow sports enthusiasts saw it as a positive sign they would soon be able to hit the trails again. Preparations are now being made to local trails in hopes of snowmobile riders and cross-country skiers being able to make up for lost time during an unseasonably dry winter.

By By Brian Willhide, The Jamestown Sun , February 29, 2012

Storms prompt more sales of food, equipment

Area residents flocked to local stores early this week to purchase food, entertainment and snowblower parts before the snow fell. “Our customer count isn’t even up, but a lot of people are just getting bigger cartloads,” said Richard Hilgemann, assistant manager at Hugo’s. “It’s been hectic. We’ve been running our tails off here.”

By Kari Lucin , February 29, 2012

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Anticipating the storm: Flights canceled, no travel advised before the storm hits

Anticipating the storm: Flights canceled, no travel advised before the storm hits Officials in Jamestown battened down the hatches and warned drivers to stay off the roads early as a weather system moves across the region. The Jamestown City Engineer’s Office took the precaution Tuesday morning of issuing a no-travel advisory from Tuesday at 6 p.m. to noon today for Jamestown.

By Keith Norman , February 29, 2012

Update: I-29 from Watertown to N.D. border closed; airport cancels flights

Officials continue to plan for adverse winter weather later today. The City Engineer’s Office has issued a no travel advisory from 6 p.m. today through noon on Wednesday in anticipation of wind-driven snow reducing visibility and blocking roads.

By Sun Staff , February 28, 2012

Winter storm sweeping into Northern Plains

Some schools in the Dakotas are closing in advance of a winter storm forecasters say could dump as much as 16 inches of snow.

February 28, 2012

No time to waste: Residents still digging out as 8 to 12 inches new snow possible

No time to waste: Residents still digging out as 8 to 12 inches new snow possible Meteorologists are anticipating another storm will start sometime Tuesday that could produce twice as much snow as what’s on the ground already. “There are numerous winters where we get a big push at the end,” said Daryl Ritchison, WDAY meteorologist.

By Ben Rodgers , February 28, 2012

Tuesday storm could later bring blizzard-like conditions

Tuesday storm could later bring blizzard-like conditions Meteorologists are anticipating another storm to start sometime Tuesday that could produce twice of what’s on the ground already from a weekend system.

By Ben Rodgers , February 27, 2012

Parts of Dakotas brace for blizzard this week

As a balmy early winter draws to a close, the Dakotas are bracing for more late-February snow, and forecasters say the expected storm could be the worst of the season in many areas.

February 27, 2012

Eastern North Dakota gets 2-5 inches of snow

Snowfall in eastern North Dakota and northwestern Minnesota on Presidents Day isn't expected to affect the spring flood outlook.

February 21, 2012

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