What is Fargo, North Dakota's record low temperature?

Fargo's record low is minus 48°F, recorded in January 1887, and the city averages 43 days per year at or below 0°F.

Why does the Red River pose a special flooding risk in Fargo?

The Red River flows north, which is dangerous because southern ice melts while northern portions are still frozen, creating ice dams and catastrophic spring floods. The 2009 flood crested at 40.84 feet, a new record.

How much snow does Fargo, ND get per year?

Fargo averages 51 inches of snowfall per year, with blizzards causing near-zero visibility multiple times each winter.

What is Fargo, North Dakota's record high temperature?

Fargo's record high is 114°F, recorded during the Dust Bowl heat of 1936.

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