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A flood alert is currently in effect for the northwestern region of Barnes County and the southern section of Griggs County in North Dakota, following rapid rainfall accumulation of 2 to 3 inches, with an additional 1 to 2 inches anticipated. The Grand Forks office of the National Weather Service indicates that minor stream flooding is either imminent or already taking place near Cooperstown, Wimbledon, Hannaford, Dazey, and Walum, posing risks to rivers, creeks, and other areas prone to flooding. This warning is supported by Doppler radar and automated rain gauge observations confirming significant overnight thunderstorms in the area, with meteorologists suggesting that conditions may deteriorate before dawn.
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00:00A flood warning is active right now across two North Dakota counties after intense overnight rain.
00:05The National Weather Service Grand Forks Office issued the alert for northwestern Barnes County.
00:11And southern Griggs County, after two to three inches of rain, fell fast.
00:14With another one to two inches still possible before sunrise,
00:18small stream flooding is imminent or already happening near Cooperstown, Wimbledon, Hannaford, Daisy, and Wallum,
00:24with rivers, creeks, and other low-lying flood-prone locations all at risk tonight.
00:29Forecasters confirmed the danger using Doppler radar,
00:32and automated rain gauge data showing heavy thunderstorm rainfall hammering the region overnight.
00:38Officials say conditions could keep worsening before the warning expires this morning,
00:42and residents in these communities are urged to avoid flood-prone roads
00:46and stay alert to rapidly rising water through the early morning hours.
00:51Disclosure. This video contains stock footage and content created or enhanced using AI-assisted tools.
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