winter

The myth is one of several when it comes to catching colds.

Stay informed on how extreme cold weather in North Dakota can lead to serious health risks like frostbite and hypothermia.

Just like with the extreme heat, there are items we should not leave in our car during the extreme cold, for your, your cars, your property, and your wallet's safety

As February tiptoes closer, North Dakota's weather is giving us a brief reprieve with mild temperatures this week. But don’t get too comfortable! The long-term outlook suggests a frosty future, reminding us of winter's grip. While you’re soaking in the current “nice” weather (by North Dakota standards), it’s time to think ahead—because frozen pipes are no joke. If you’ve ever had to deal ... Read

Ah, winter in North Dakota! It's a season of frosty mornings, howling winds, and icy landscapes. For most, the biting cold and relentless wind chills are more than enough to contend with. But have you ever stopped to think about what all this winter wonderland might be doing to your eyes...

When the last time you had a classic hot toddy? It just might provide relief to that stubborn cold, warm you up, and cure the winter blues.

It’s chilly, dark, and cloudy for much of the day, triggering some North Dakotans to experience the winter blues or seasonal affective disorder.

Winter weather in North Dakota can pile up snow quickly, and while shoveling driveways and sidewalks might be top of mind, don't overlook your gas meter. Montana-Dakota Utilities (MDU) emphasizes the importance of keeping your gas meter free from snow and ice buildup for safety and efficiency during the colder months...

Discover how November 21st's weather could forecast the upcoming winter, as per the Farmers' Almanac.

Winter is knocking on our door, and in North Dakota, that means it’s time to gear up and get ready for whatever snowflakes and frosty winds Mother Nature throws at us. But don’t worry—preparing your home doesn’t have to feel like an extreme sport. With a few simple step...