Fri, Feb 11th, 2022 - 7:29am
March 31, 2023 - 5:55pm | By Ty Schonert
(Update: 10:00 a.m) -- No travel advisories have been lifted in every county across North Dakota.
As of this publication, several roads still remain closed even with improving weather conditions. I-94 between Jamestown and Bismarck is now open, but Jamestown to Fargo remains closed.
Stay with WDAY Radio as more details become available. You can learn additional details about road conditions in our region by clicking here.
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(Update: 07:10 a.m) -- I-29 is two different types of closures south of Fargo.
The road is completely closed between the South Dakota border and Mooreton, and southbound I-29 between Fargo and Mooreton is also closed. However, northbound I-29 between Moreton and Fargo is open, but no travel is advised. Additionally, U.S 281 N between the South Dakota border and Jamestown is also closed. Several other roads in Emmons, McIntosh, and Logan counties are also facing closures.
Stay with WDAY Radio as more details become available. You can learn additional details about road conditions in our region by clicking here.
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(Update: 07:42 p.m) -- I-94 between Fargo and Bismarck is currently closed as high winds make travel between the two cities dangerous. Additionally, North Dakota Highway 36 east between Pingree and Wilton is closed.
Stay with WDAY Radio as more details become available. You can learn additional details about road conditions in our region by clicking here.
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(Fargo, ND) -- The North Dakota Highway Patrol (NDHP) is issuing travel alerts and no travel advisories in several eastern counties as more than a dozen crashes and several roll-overs being reported along I-94.
NDHP Captain Brian Niewind, says westbound I-94 is completely ice covered in several places, with eastbound I-94 beginning to completely ice over as well. Captain Niewind says to slow down if traveling, and possibly reschedule that travel to Saturday morning unless it is in the case of an emergency. WDAY Radio will keep sending updates your way when they become available.
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