The Biggest Weather Events in 2022 – KVRR Local News

FARGO, N.D. (KVRR) — 2022 began off with a bang as a blizzard tracked throughout japanese elements of North Dakota on January 4th.

The storm dropped between 3-5 inches of snow, however blowing and drifting snow led to many street closures within the western valley.

Early 2022 remained pretty quiet weather-wise, however as temperatures rose within the early summer season, thunderstorms started to type.

On June twenty fourth, storms pushed into the southern tier of the valley bringing flash flooding, baseball sized hail, and wind gusts as much as 88 mph.

A couple of tornadoes spawned from these thunderstorms together with an EF-2 twister in Becker and Wadena Counties with estimated wind gusts reaching 115 mph and a path size larger than thirty miles.

Climate within the fall was moderately calm, however winter was fast to greet the realm.

From December twelfth – sixteenth, a big storm system stalled over our space bringing loads of snow to the area.

Over the four-day span, many areas skilled on and off once more snow showers resulting in some spots securing over a foot of snow.

As we take a look to 2023, the Local weather Prediction Middle (CPC) expects our temperatures to stay under common.

Our three-month precipitation outlook exhibits common to barely above common precipitation totals.

So even in the event you’ve already had your fair proportion of winter, extra snow isn’t too far-off.

Be sure to remain tuned all of 2023 in your newest forecast at KVRR.