North Dakotans could see snow Sunday, Monday

BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) — Enjoy the warmer temperatures on Saturday, because Sunday and Monday could be bringing snow across a large portion of the state.

National Weather Service meteorologist Bill Abeling tells the Bismarck Tribune that a large, low-pressure system moving in from the Rocky Mountains has the potential to dump six inches or more of wet, heavy snow.

Abeling says the storm is not expected to bring a lot of wind, but it will begin with a mixed form of precipitation before turning to snow. Western parts of the state have a chance for mixed precipitation late Saturday night before turning to snow later.

The system should be out of the area by Monday night.

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