07/01/2026
🌦️ **Weather Wednesday!**
**Elite Seeds and More — Week Ahead
Outlook**
*Wednesday, July 1 – Tuesday, July 7 | Southeast & Central North Dakota*
The pattern this week: warm and unsettled. Rain and storm chances run Wednesday through Thursday, ease up briefly around the 4th, then return Sunday through Tuesday with showers likely. Highs hold in the low-to-mid 80s all week, and that mild, no-heat-extreme pattern carries into the following week as well.
**Temperature Outlook** 🌡️
Highs run 80–86° through the week, with the warmest readings Thursday and again Tuesday. Overnight lows sit in the upper 50s to mid-60s. No 90° heat is on the board this week — and the latest extended data shows that trend holding through July 13, so no big heat push is expected for now.
**Rain & Storm Timing** ⛈️
- **Wednesday:** Clouds increase, chance of showers.
- **Thursday:** Warmest day of the early stretch; thunderstorm chances increase, with some storms possibly turning strong.
- **Friday:** Shower chances continue.
- **Saturday (7/4):** Lighter rain chances, temperatures dip slightly.
- **Sunday–Monday:** Thunderstorm chances return.
- **Tuesday:** Morning showers likely, with skies improving through the day.
Storm activity favors afternoon and evening hours through the period. Total rainfall for the week is running around 0.8", close to normal for early July.
**Wind Outlook** 🌬️
Winds trend variable through the week as shower and thunderstorm activity moves in and out — expect gustier, shifting winds in and around any storms, easing between systems.
**Looking Ahead**
The following week (July 8–13) continues the same warm, unsettled theme — highs trending into the upper 80s by midweek, no 90° days on the board, and rainfall running a bit above normal for the area.
**Weekly Summary**
A warm, unsettled week overall. Rain and thunderstorm chances bookend a quieter stretch around the 4th, with a wetter start to the following Tuesday. Temperatures stay comfortable in the 80s throughout, with no heat extremes in sight.