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Slow improvement...hazardous windchills tonight

Winds will slowly diminish this evening improving visibility across the region.  There will still be blowing and drifting snow in open areas reducing visibility especially in the Red River valley into the evening.  Colder air combined with the wind will produce hazardous wind chills that will continue into Tuesday morning.

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Forecast Snow Amounts for Northern Plains						Forecast Wind Chill Temperatures
The graphics below are for 6 hours amounts, from the most current time to 36 hours. Graphics are updated at 6 am and 6 pm.						The graphics below are "snap shots" of expected wind chill temperatures at 6 hour increments. Graphics are updated at 6 am and 6 pm.
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WebCams	Wind Chill	Road Reports
Devils Lake, ND Downtown Pembina, ND Near Border Grand Forks, ND WDAZ-TV Fargo, ND Jamestown, ND Karlstad, MN Flag Island, MN Concordia College, MN Morris, MN Note: The National Weather Service is not responsible for the content, timeliness or reliability of the webcam images. The images are provided as an aid to evaluate snowfall and conditions at various locations across the local area.	Calculate the wind chill, or reference the wind chill chart:   Wind Speed (MPH) = Air Temperature (ºF) = º F	Dial 511 for road conditions for the state you are calling from, or: North Dakota 1-866-696-3511 1-866 (MY ND 511) DOT road report Minnesota 1-800-657-3774 1-651-296-3000 DOT road report Winter Survival Kit smartphone app

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