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The Common Cold and Common Sense
Well, guess who's feeling yucky these days. There's me, for one (and yes, you are right; that is written in a grammatically incorrect fashion, which just goes to show how yucky I'm feeling). And Tire...
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Greek Potato Salad
Potato salad is not exclusive to the Americas. It comes in many forms and is extremely popular worldwide. And just about everyone has a favorite potato salad recipe. Of course, like most other people...
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So cold in So-Cal
Apparently its very, very cold in Southern California. Just how cold is it? These over dramatic talking heads will let you know. They wouldnt last a day in No Dak. ...
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Where's My Remote Car Starter?
The temperatures are dropping in Duluth and when the temps drop it's time to warm up the car before you embark on your adventure. Unfortunately if you don't have a remote car starter it is illegal to ...
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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
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Persistent cold tightens grip on nation

Persistent cold tightens grip on nation The freeze that lingered over much of the nation Wednesday was expected to be followed by strong winds and more bitter cold through the Midwest and deep into the South. The unusually persistent Southern cold snap has been blamed for at least six deaths and threatened to freeze Florida citrus crops.

By By Randall Dickerson, The Associated Press , January 07, 2010

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Weather issues not limited to snow

Weather issues not limited to snow The new snow received over the last two days will take a back seat when it comes to inclement winter weather today. “It is not so much a winter storm,” said Kevin Birk, meteorologist with the National Weather Service. “The storm wound down Wednesday night. The big story is the dangerous cold and the wind chills.” Birk said highs today would likely reach about 10 or 11 degrees below zero. “And Thursday night into Friday morning we’ll see lows near 30 degrees below,” he said.

By Keith Norman , January 07, 2010

Up to 7 inches of snow expected

Up to 7 inches of snow expected If receiving snow on Christmas was a gift, Mother Nature is still in the holiday mood. Meteorologists expect up to 7 inches through today, according to the National Weather Service. Dangerous wind chills follow the snow, meteorologists said, with values expected to near 50 degrees below zero.

January 06, 2010

Record lows blast into eastern N.D.

A cold blast hitting much of eastern North Dakota has brought record lows to Grand Forks and Fargo.

January 04, 2010

Holiday storm could snarl travel in West, Midwest

DENVER (AP) — Holiday travelers scrambled to adjust their plans Tuesday as a fast-moving snowstorm threatened to bring long delays along with a white Christmas for millions of people throughout the West and Midwest.

By Kristen Wyatt , December 22, 2009

Dangerous cold settles in Dakotas

A storm system that moved eastward across the Plains brought dangerously cold weather to the Dakotas. The National Weather Service on Wednesday morning said the combination of cold temperatures and wind made it feel as cold as 40 below zero in some areas. Wind chill advisories were continued into Thursday in parts of the Dakotas.

December 10, 2009

No bets for a white Christmas this year

The dream of a white Christmas may appear headed for reality, but John Wheeler isn’t betting on it just yet. WDAY TV’s chief meteorologist said the thin layer of snow covering Fargo-Moorhead area is “pretty tenuous” and could quickly vanish if this week’s cold spell gives way to warmer temperatures, which the National Weather Service says is a possibility because of the El Nino weather pattern.

By By Mike Nowatzki, The Forum , December 08, 2009

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Hard freeze expected by tonight

October temperatures are below average, but the date of its first hard freeze is behind schedule, meteorologists said. This weekend’s temperatures — highs are predicted in the mid-30s and low 40s — are lower than the average daily temperature of about 60 degrees this time of year, said Sam Walker, meteorologist for the National Weather Service. But the first hard freeze, which was expected Thursday night or tonight, typically occurs earlier in the month.

October 09, 2009

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Almanac predicts a cold, snowy winter

Almanac predicts a cold, snowy winter Americans, you might want to check on your sweaters and shovels — the Farmers’ Almanac is predicting a cold winter for many of you. The venerable almanac’s 2010 edition, which goes on sale today, says numbing cold will predominate in the country’s midsection, from the Rocky Mountains in the West to the Appalachians in the East.

By The Associated Press and Grand Forks Herald , September 01, 2009

Parts of N.D. to get blizzard; Jamestown included

Cold weather brought North Dakotans some relief from flooding, but residents were told to keep their sandbags handy as blizzard conditions moved into the southern half of the state Sunday night. Bismarck could get up to 8 inches of snow Monday and Tuesday, accompanied by wind gusts up to 40 mph, National Weather Service meteorologist John Paul Martin said. Along the South Dakota border, communities could get a foot or more of new snow, he said.

By By Dale Wetzel, The Associated Press , March 30, 2009

Today's storm first of two winter systems this week

The first of two weather systems is moving across the Jamestown area today bringing snow and wind to the region. And while this system will pass out of the area quickly, meteorologists predict it will be followed by another, possibly more intense, system Wednesday.

By Keith Norman , March 09, 2009

Cold weather pushes state’s homeless inside

North Dakota’s dangerously cold winter weather has driven some homeless people from under bridges, abandoned buildings or vehicles to the warmth of shelters — some checking in for the first time, officials say.

By By James MacPherson, The Associated Press , January 29, 2009

Odd ice formation

Odd ice formation

January 28, 2009

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Carbon monoxide a concern in area

An increasing number of Jamestown residents are calling to have their carbon monoxide levels checked. Because more people are buying carbon monoxide detectors, the Jamestown Fire Department has seen a few more calls, according to Jim Reuther, fire chief of the Jamestown Fire Department.

By By Ben Rodgers, The Jamestown Sun , January 27, 2009

For those who love the cold

For those who love the cold

January 27, 2009

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