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Forecasts for North Dakota — Return to U.S. Severe Weather

	Current Severe Weather

	Special Statement
Statement as of 11:38 PM MDT on May 25, 2013 ... Thunderstorms were developing in the Amidon area of southwest North Dakota and storms extended west into Montana... At 1130 PM MDT... National Weather Service Doppler radars showed thunderstorms developing in the Amidon area. Also... thunderstorms extended back to the west... about 50 miles into Montana. They were moving east at nearly 30 mph. If these storms continue at their current strength they would be capable of producing hail the size of dimes and wind gusts to 40 mph. The stronger of the storms should be crossing the Montana and North Dakota border around 1230 am MDT... between beach and Marmarth.

	Public Information Statement
Statement as of 10:17 PM CDT on May 25, 2013 ... Public information statement... ... Summary of flood products as of Saturday night... Flood warnings or watches are in effect for these areas... In the Souris river basin... For the Souris river near Foxholm... minor flooding is forecast. For the Souris river near Towner... moderate flooding is occurring and is forecast to continue. For the Souris river near Bantry... minor flooding is occurring and moderate flooding is forecast. For Willow Creek near Willow City... minor flooding is possible. For the Souris river near Westhope... moderate flooding is occurring and is forecast to continue. For detailed information in your area... visit www.Weather.Gov/bis. For information on river stages and forecasts click on the rivers and lakes tab near the top of the main Page.