More Global Warming Hits North Dakota: Major Storm Resets Winter for the Dakotas
The Minot Daily News is reporting:
Saturday was a beautiful day over much of North Dakota. Sunday
brought with it a warning that Saturday's sneak peek at spring was about
to become a poke in the eye.
By early Monday morning, "no travel"
advisories had been issued for much of the western and central portions
of the state. Snow was piling up rapidly on roadways, sidewalks and
patios that had been free of the white stuff a few hours earlier.
Minot
Public Schools called off classes for the day shortly after 5:30 a.m.
Monday. The Minot Air Force Base told non-essential personnel to stay
home. Sheriff's departments in Williams, Divide, McKenzie and Renville
counties were among the growing list advising no travel. Most motorists
couldn't get out of their driveways anyway. Those who did quickly
discovered why travel was difficult.
And so it goes.
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