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<blockquote data-quote="deleted___account" data-source="post: 208340" data-attributes="member: 192">Global models continue to be consistent with bringing the mainwestern low/trough across the Rockies Saturday and into the westernplains on Sunday, developing southeast through the central Plainsthrough Monday. Even though this large system develops into thecentral plains, its effects should be felt well to the north acrossmuch of North Dakota. It appears that our area may see precipitationas early as late Saturday night/Sunday morning, with better chancesSunday afternoon through Monday. Temperature profiles suggest awintry mix of rain, freezing rain and snow for the southern half ofthe state on Sunday, with enough dynamic cooling and the pulling ofcold air behind the system for all snow Sunday night through Mondaynight. Precipitation amounts remain uncertain, but it appears a longperiod of light snow Sunday night through Monday night.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="deleted___account, post: 208340, member: 192"] Global models continue to be consistent with bringing the main western low/trough across the Rockies Saturday and into the western plains on Sunday, developing southeast through the central Plains through Monday. Even though this large system develops into the central plains, its effects should be felt well to the north across much of North Dakota. It appears that our area may see precipitation as early as late Saturday night/Sunday morning, with better chances Sunday afternoon through Monday. Temperature profiles suggest a wintry mix of rain, freezing rain and snow for the southern half of the state on Sunday, with enough dynamic cooling and the pulling of cold air behind the system for all snow Sunday night through Monday night. Precipitation amounts remain uncertain, but it appears a long period of light snow Sunday night through Monday night. [/QUOTE]

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