National Weather Service United States Department of Commerce

Accumulating snow is expected across northwest, central, and into southeast North Dakota early Monday morning through Monday evening. Most areas north and east of the Missouri River are likely to receive 1 to 3 inches of snow, but there is potential for locally higher amounts along the Highway 52 corridor. Snow amounts should be much lighter to the south and west of the river, but there could be a brief period of light freezing rain in some spots Monday morning.
Your forecast for the upcoming work week is calling for seasonable to above normal temperatures each day. Again temperatures will be warmest in the southwest and coolest around the Turtle Mountains and into the James River Valley. Monday will bring our best chance of precipitation with light accumulating snow, mainly northwest and central, and rain, snow and possibly some light freezing rain south and west of the Missouri River.