Another disturbance will move through the northwest upper-level wind flow that continues over North Dakota. The snow today is expected to be mainly confined to western and central North Dakota, although some parts of southeastern part of the state, especially south of Fargo may get some flurries or a dusting of snow. Otherwise, central and… Read more 2/11/16: More “Clippers”
Month: February 2016
2/9/16: Here Comes More Clippers
The upper-level in North Dakota has been predominately from the northwest for the past seven to ten days. In turn, the northern plains has experiences a series of disturbances, often referred to as “Alberta Clippers” during this time frame. The most notable was the clipper this past weekend, not so much for snow amounts… Read more 2/9/16: Here Comes More Clippers
Peak Wind February 7 and February 8, 2016
An “Alberta Clipper” moved through the Northern Plains on February 7 and 8, 2016 and produced strong North/Northwesterly wind behind the low pressure. Some blizzard to near blizzard conditions were observed in the northern Red River Valley and blustery conditions were recorded in other locations with lesser snow to blow around. Peak Wind gust associated… Read more Peak Wind February 7 and February 8, 2016