Kevin Lawrence

SCORCHING HEAT by May standards this weekend. If anyone did reach 100°, it would be the earliest on record any given year. As it is, we'll likely see a few record highs the next few days. -Meteorologist Kevin Lawrence https://t.co/UsO8tF7V9x

Beautiful sunset from a Sky Spy around Lake Tschida! More: https://t.co/tFWgVQB0Ge https://t.co/p0AjYKDj1n

4:50 CDT: DRY LIGHTNING STRIKES with light showers over western North Dakota the next few hours. Grass fires can start easily so if you see smoke, report it! -Meteorologist Kevin Lawrence https://t.co/Xn7CSV6Qkc

It's a breezy, dry and warm afternoon! Fire danger is elevated in western and central ND, including Burke, Mountrail and Renville in the EXTREME category! https://t.co/WYuD4jqbtZ

The cooling trend down the road is a decent sign for increasing moisture prospects. Confidence is still low being over a week away, but it's looking somewhat hopeful. -Meteorologist Kevin Lawrence https://t.co/YI3mFPqovz

Highest winds again around Minot Thursday afternoon which will create critical fire weather conditions. A Fire Weather Watch is in effect. Could be upgraded tomorrow morning to a Red Flag Warning. https://t.co/DMPHeTYsP5

ELEVATED FIRE WEATHER CONCERNS. Thursday will be breezy and DRY. Look how humidity takes a nosedive by midday. A Fire Weather Watch has been issued for areas mostly north of I-94. https://t.co/tUe9w8D2tX

Heatin' up. Normally I'd love it but with how dry it is, not so great. https://t.co/FfzVirGx2N

Mom might be happier near an air conditioner! -Meteorologist Kevin Lawrence https://t.co/CGCdhOM1dv

Pop-up showers and thunderstorms continue into the night! Severe weather is not anticipated. I did see a few reports around one inch of rain just east of Bismarck this evening but with some small hail. -Meteorologist Kevin Lawrence https://t.co/U1ImptwLyy

Stark contrast! https://t.co/TaqOLkcryf

5:00 PM CDT: Wide range of temperatures due to a cold front advancing through the state. https://t.co/HxhAmtV5t6

Sky Spy photo of a DUST STORM between Ray and Tioga Monday afternoon due to high winds. Some of this is likely from recent burn scars with scarce vegetation. https://t.co/jiRYmi03cX

Monday PM: Isolated threat (Level 1) for severe thunderstorms through this evening. Primary threat would be thunderstorm wind gusts over 60 mph and possibly some hail. Widespread severe thunderstorms are not expected. -Meteorologist Kevin Lawrence https://t.co/zH1FhUUaux

Liquid gold today for some! https://t.co/xA6D8szpm9

Linton this evening https://t.co/7IN1UPURcc

Patchy tenth-of-an-inch rain amounts are possible Thursday with scattered showers and thunderstorms. We're happy about anything, all the while Oklahoma just had their wettest April on record. That coming after they had a record wet November last year. https://t.co/bsG0kk42Iv