Wednesday evening storms brought high winds and rain to the Greater Grand Forks area, but apparently resulted in little damage.
According to the National Weather Service, Grand Forks received about a half-inch of rain at homes along the Red River, but less rain farther west in the city, where about a tenth of an inch was recorded. One private rain gauge on the south side of town registered .34 of an inch.
In Grand Forks, the most notable front arrived shortly after 9 p.m., bringing high winds and rain that was momentarily heavy.
Elsewhere in the region, Mayville received an inch of rain outside of town, but a quarter-inch in town, according to the National Weather Service. Grafton received .43 of an inch.
In Minnesota, Karlstad got 3.53 inches of rain, according to the NWS. Erskine got about an inch.
Farther north and east of Greater Grand Forks, the weather was more severe. High winds and a possible tornado struck in Roseau County, Minnesota, resulting in damage to some structures, according to early reports.
The storm appears to have broken the hot spell that had gripped in the region. The forecast for Grand Forks Friday through Sunday calls for temperatures in the low- to mid-70s.
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