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Meteorologist Robert Daley @robertdaley-wx.bsky.social · 6h

We're going to end this week on a warm and windy note, with high temps climbing into the 70s for the Valley on Friday and briefly into the 80s for Saturday. It'll be a breezy weekend too, ahead of a much colder and soggier start to next week. #ndwx #mnwx

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Meteorologist Robert Daley @robertdaley-wx.bsky.social · 07/10/2026

The wind settles down tonight, with increasing clouds heading into tomorrow. Look for mainly cloudy skies on Thursday, with light west winds, & afternoon highs in the mid 60s for the Valley ahead of briefly warmer weather for Friday & Saturday. #ndwx #mnwx

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Meteorologist Robert Daley @robertdaley-wx.bsky.social · 06/10/2026

After seeing highs well into the 70s, and even a few into the low 80s, today, slightly cooler and breezier conditions return tomorrow. Look for a mix of sun and clouds on Wednesday, with WNW winds sustained at 15-25 mph and gusting up to 35mph. #ndwx #mnwx

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Meteorologist Robert Daley @robertdaley-wx.bsky.social · 05/10/2026

Lighter winds on are tap for Tuesday, along with warmer temps! Many spots see highs in the mid 70s under a mix of sun and clouds tomorrow, followed by the breeze returning Wednesday. Mild temps continue through the rest of this week though. #ndwx #mnwx

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Meteorologist Robert Daley @robertdaley-wx.bsky.social · 04/10/2026

With the clouds and showers gone, there's just some wind to deal with this evening before things turn quieter for Sunday. Look for highs in the mid 60s tomorrow with plenty of sunshine ahead of a possibly frosty start to the day on Monday. #ndwx #mnwx

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Meteorologist Robert Daley @robertdaley-wx.bsky.social · 03/10/2026

Not looking too shabby for homecoming tailgaters in the Valley tomorrow...mostly cloudy but mostly dry skies (just a stray shower or two) for your Saturday, with temps warming thru the 50s and 60s as winds turn from south to NW and pick up later in the day. #ndwx #mnwx

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Meteorologist Robert Daley @robertdaley-wx.bsky.social · 01/10/2026

We've got a clear, calming and cold night ahead...the recipe for us to see frost to start your Friday. Most spots look to be well into the 30s for morning lows tomorrow. Mostly cloudy but mostly dry later on then for Friday football games. #ndwx #mnwx

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Meteorologist Robert Daley @robertdaley-wx.bsky.social · 30/09/2026

It was a beautiful end to the month of September today, but an autumn reality check is just around the corner...we'll still see plenty of sun tomorrow, but highs will be back in the 60s, and we'll even have a chance for some frost Friday AM. #ndwx #mnwx

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Charles Pekar @cpekarwx.bsky.social · 19/09/2026

It's a seasonable fall weekend around the valley, with winds staying light. The main catches? You may still run into a misty/foggy patch this morning, and we will be underneath a blanket of clouds for today, with a little more sun tomorrow. Not too bad of a tradeoff. #ndwx #mnwx

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Meteorologist Robert Daley @robertdaley-wx.bsky.social · 19/09/2026

Today's been a dreary day across the southern Valley and MN lakes country, but drier weather is on tap for the weekend. Tonight, we'll see lingering drizzle and areas of fog, but after the potential for a stray shower tomorrow, we're dry until the middle of next week. #ndwx #mnwx

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Meteorologist Robert Daley @robertdaley-wx.bsky.social · 15/09/2026

Rainfall totals from today's nice soaking rain showers can be found in the video below. (*No audio*) #ndwx #mnwx

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Charles Pekar @cpekarwx.bsky.social · 13/09/2026

Yesterday brought a long stretch of summer weather to a close around the region. Yesterday was the first time we'd stayed in the 60s since mid-June, but we will have the cool weather sticking around again today, and a chance for rain moving in to start the week. #ndwx #mnwx

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Meteorologist Robert Daley @robertdaley-wx.bsky.social · 12/09/2026

Cooler, fall-like weather is on tap for the weekend, with a bit of a breeze for Saturday and then more sunshine for most on Sunday thanks to high pressure (though areas closer to SD could see a sprinkle in the AM). Clouds and periods of rain return to the area Monday. #ndwx #mnwx

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Meteorologist Robert Daley @robertdaley-wx.bsky.social · 12/09/2026

The Severe T-Storm Watch has been cancelled early for our region (Grant, Hubbard, Otter Tail, and Wadena Counties, MN) as our severe threat has come to an end! There are a few lingering and weakening t-storms that'll fully exit our region over the next hour or two. #ndwx #mnwx

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Meteorologist Robert Daley @robertdaley-wx.bsky.social · 12/09/2026

Rotation has weakened in Wadena Co., but a spin-up is still not fully out of the question. Still, hail stones to the size of golf balls (1.75") and gusts to 60mph, plus lightning and torrential rainfall, are the main concerns right now as this storm continues ENE at ~40mph. #mnwx

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Meteorologist Robert Daley @robertdaley-wx.bsky.social · 10/09/2026

Some of us have a threat for severe storms to end the work week tomorrow, mainly in SE spots of the region like Wadena, Detroit Lakes, and Fergus Falls. Hail to 1-2", gusts to 60-70mph, heavy rain, and a few tornadoes are possible from ~5-10pm. #ndwx #mnwx

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Meteorologist Robert Daley @robertdaley-wx.bsky.social · 09/09/2026

It was another breezy day today, with peak gusts upwards of 35mph. For tomorrow, the wind will decrease a bit more, but the temps will increase. Otherwise, look for plenty of sun on Thursday ahead of a chance for severe storms Friday PM across southeastern parts of the area. #ndwx #mnwx

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Meteorologist Robert Daley @robertdaley-wx.bsky.social · 09/09/2026

We've got a break from storm chances now through early Friday, but we already have an eye on our next weathermaker on the way for later Friday that could bring parts of our region some strong/severe storms. Details TBD, but we'll keep you updated as we get closer. #ndwx #mnwx

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Meteorologist Robert Daley @robertdaley-wx.bsky.social · 09/09/2026

It's not been a good day to be a trash can, with peak wind gusts upwards of 35-45mph. Tomorrow, it'll still be breezy, but not as bad as today. There could be a few AM showers, but otherwise, look for a mix of sun & clouds and highs in the 70s. #ndwx #mnwx

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Meteorologist Robert Daley @robertdaley-wx.bsky.social · 08/09/2026

Though there are a few lingering sub-severe storms north of the Devils Lake area currently, tonight's severe threat in central ND has come to an end. Now, we're looking out for windy conditions on your Tuesday, with clearing skies and decreasing humidity tomorrow too. #ndwx #mnwx

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Meteorologist Robert Daley @robertdaley-wx.bsky.social · 08/09/2026

Tracking a Radar-Indicated Tornado Warning in Sheridan County, ND, moving to the east at around 30mph. This storm does have a history of producing a brief touchdown about an hour ago north of Turtle Lake, ND. #ndwx

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Meteorologist Robert Daley @robertdaley-wx.bsky.social · 08/09/2026

One round of scattered storms is meandering out of our region now, but out in central ND, additional storms are starting to brew. North-central ND thru the DL Basin have the best chance to see a few severe storms now thru late this evening. #ndwx #mnwx

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Meteorologist Robert Daley @robertdaley-wx.bsky.social · 06/09/2026

What a great sunset along the Valley! We're keeping tabs on a few t-showers right now that have been pulsing up & down, mainly in NE ND. More rounds of storms are on the way for Sunday & Labor Day, with warm/humid conditions through Monday too. #ndwx #mnwx

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Meteorologist Robert Daley @robertdaley-wx.bsky.social · 06/09/2026

What a cool shot of sunlit rain shafts from the UND camera in Grand Forks right now! Nothing strong about the showers bringing those rain shafts in Grand Forks County right now either, just a really super sunset shot! #ndwx

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Meteorologist Robert Daley @robertdaley-wx.bsky.social · 06/09/2026

Severe T-Storm Warnings are now in effect for parts of Rolette and Towner Counties in ND for the storm near the Rolla area. There have been reports of 1" in diameter hail near St. John. This storm is continuing slowly to the ESE at around 20mph. #ndwx

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Meteorologist Robert Daley @robertdaley-wx.bsky.social · 06/09/2026

The radar is quiet for most of the WDAY viewing area right now, but we are tracking a strong t-storm in northeast Rolette County, near the Belcourt and St. John area. Hail stones up to around 1" and gusts to 40mph possible as it slowly moves east. #ndwx

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Meteorologist Robert Daley @robertdaley-wx.bsky.social · 05/09/2026

After a break from the storms today, more unsettled weather is on the way for the rest of your holiday weekend. There'll be some dry time though, especially for tomorrow. Otherwise, things stay warm and muggy until the middle of next week. #ndwx #mnwx

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Charles Pekar @cpekarwx.bsky.social · 29/08/2026

We've had a cluster of thundershowers move through Lakes Country this morning, with some spots seeing 1-3" of rain in the heavies band, and pockets over 3". While we have been dry, low lying areas may have some flooding this morning, so stay safe traveling today. #mnwx #ndwx

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Meteorologist Robert Daley @robertdaley-wx.bsky.social · 29/08/2026

Rain! So close! T-Showers are starting to brew across parts of the southern Valley now, with the biggest batch just NNW of the F-M metro. The central Valley certainly does need the rain too, so a bit of good news for those in northern Cass County right now. #ndwx #mnwx

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Meteorologist Robert Daley @robertdaley-wx.bsky.social · 29/08/2026

A warm, muggy and unsettled weekend is ahead, with three rounds of storms we're keeping an eye on: overnight tonight, late Saturday/early Sunday and late Sunday. Fortunately many of these storms will largely behave and hopefully we'll get some good rain from them too. #ndwx #mnwx

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Meteorologist Robert Daley @robertdaley-wx.bsky.social · 28/08/2026

Great views of the partial Lunar Eclipse from our tower cams! You can even see the moon turning a copper color now too! Maximum totality will be at 11:12pm this evening. We've got mainly clear skies, calm winds, and temps in the low 60s right now, so go check it out! #ndwx #mnwx

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Meteorologist Robert Daley @robertdaley-wx.bsky.social · 27/08/2026

It's been a beautiful day today across the board! Clear & quiet conditions continue tonight, making it a good one to catch tonight's partial lunar eclipse (peaking a bit after 11pm). Warm, muggy & unsettled weather returns then for the weekend. #ndwx #mnwx

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Meteorologist Robert Daley @robertdaley-wx.bsky.social · 27/08/2026

Our Thursday forecast is looking pretty picture perfect, with abundant sunshine, comfortable dew points, and light winds! If that's your jam, enjoy tomorrow, because warmer, more humid, and unsettled weather (albeit not a washout) is on the way for the weekend. #ndwx #mnwx

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Meteorologist Robert Daley @robertdaley-wx.bsky.social · 25/08/2026

Last night's cold front and storms brought some spots rain, but otherwise, we've just been dealing with the breeze today in the wake of that front. The wind holds on a bit tomorrow, but otherwise our Wednesday forecast is looking pretty nice! #ndwx #mnwx

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Meteorologist Robert Daley @robertdaley-wx.bsky.social · 25/08/2026

Our Severe T-Storm Watch has expired. There are still some weaker t-storms currently in the northern Valley into NW MN & areas of departing rain in far south/SE spots too, but the threat for additional severe weather for us overnight has really waned to near zero now. #ndwx #mnwx

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Meteorologist Robert Daley @robertdaley-wx.bsky.social · 25/08/2026

We're continuing to track strong to severe storms, with one cluster of severe storms between Edgeley and Ellendale, pushing SE into SD, while additional storms are pulsing up in the northern Valley. Severe risk continues for the next few hours. #ndwx #mnwx

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Meteorologist Robert Daley @robertdaley-wx.bsky.social · 25/08/2026

New, updated Severe Thunderstorm Warning for portions of McIntosh County near Ashley. Hail to 1" and a tornado are possible, but the biggest concern is for the potential of destructive straight line winds up to 70-80mph. #ndwx

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Meteorologist Robert Daley @robertdaley-wx.bsky.social · 25/08/2026

Tracking Two Areas of Severe Storms in Eastern North Dakota, with gusts to 60mph and 1" hail possible in the storms southwest of Jamestown and hail up to golf ball or so in size possible around the Tolna, ND area right now. #ndwx

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Meteorologist Robert Daley @robertdaley-wx.bsky.social · 25/08/2026

Tracking Severe Thunderstorms with Large Hail Threats around the James River Valley. #ndwx

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Meteorologist Robert Daley @robertdaley-wx.bsky.social · 24/08/2026

Tracking a Hail Threat Approaching Northwestern Stutsman County. Severe Thunderstorm Warning in effect until 6:45pm. Hail stones up to golf ball in size are possible. #ndwx

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Meteorologist Robert Daley @robertdaley-wx.bsky.social · 24/08/2026

As a cold front approaches from the west, we're looking out for strong to severe storms across parts of the area through the rest of this evening into the early overnight hours. Wind gusts to 60-70mph and 1-2" hail look to be the main threats. #ndwx #mnwx

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Meteorologist Robert Daley @robertdaley-wx.bsky.social · 22/08/2026

A lot of our recent rains have been feast or famine, and today's t-showers were no exception. Even across the FM metro, there was quite the range...from 0.37" of rain here at WDAY to nothing in the southwest part of town. Our next rain chance arrives early next week. #ndwx #mnwx

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Meteorologist Robert Daley @robertdaley-wx.bsky.social · 22/08/2026

We're keeping an eye on a few lingering t-showers, mainly in southern lakes country now. Perhaps a couple of isolated downpours left in these, but they are waning as we near sunset now. Still, we've got some great shots of those clouds currently on our tower cams! #ndwx #mnwx

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Meteorologist Robert Daley @robertdaley-wx.bsky.social · 22/08/2026

After this evening's isolated t-showers clear out, we've got a nice, comfy weekend ahead, with highs in the upper 70s & plenty of sun tomorrow. Skies will be partly cloudy & temperatures a bit warmer on Sunday, but rain chances for many spots hold off until Monday. #ndwx #mnwx

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Meteorologist Robert Daley @robertdaley-wx.bsky.social · 21/08/2026

It was feast or famine again for this morning's rain totals, & the weekend ahead is looking largely dry too. A stray shower is possible tomorrow, but otherwise, we'll be dry & comfy until rain & t-shower chances return Sunday night into Monday. #ndwx #mnwx

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Meteorologist Robert Daley @robertdaley-wx.bsky.social · 20/08/2026

As a cold front approaches, we'll see more clouds and a few showers/t-showers move into the region tonight through tomorrow. Many miss out though on the rain, but we will all see briefly higher humidity and more wind later tomorrow too. #ndwx #mnwx

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Meteorologist Robert Daley @robertdaley-wx.bsky.social · 19/08/2026

It's been a much more comfortable day today compared to your Monday, and that comfortable weather will continue tomorrow, before briefly higher humidity and chances for some t-showers return Wednesday night through Thursday. #ndwx #mnwx

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Meteorologist Robert Daley @robertdaley-wx.bsky.social · 18/08/2026

Behind this evening's cold front and storms, we'll look out for more comfortable conditions tomorrow, with dew points well back into the 50s and mainly dry skies. A stray shower is possible, but our next decent-ish rain chance is later Wednesday night into Thursday. #ndwx #mnwx

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Meteorologist Robert Daley @robertdaley-wx.bsky.social · 17/08/2026

We're continuing to keep an eye on storms pushing east/southeast, mainly across MN lakes country this evening, as a cold front is moving through. Hail up to 1-2" and gusts to 60-70mph are the main concerns. Storm threat ends into the overnight. #ndwx #mnwx

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Meteorologist Robert Daley @robertdaley-wx.bsky.social · 08/08/2026

Plenty of sunshine for the last day of WE Fest, with highs in the lower 80s in Detroit Lakes & comfortable humidity. A stray PM t-shower or two is possible, & a couple of them could try to get feisty with large hail, but many spots again miss out on rain this weekend. #ndwx #mnwx

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