Good morning! I'm Aaron Jolly. And welcome to the North Dakota Weather Podcast — it's Monday, February 23rd. If you stepped outside this morning, you felt that minus 7 slap you awake. Eastern North Dakota? Even colder at minus 10. But here's where it gets weird. Central North Dakota is about to rocket from minus 1 to 30 degrees by this afternoon. That's a 30-degree climb before lunch. Meanwhile, the east stays stuck at 18 degrees all day. Tonight's when things get messy. A low pressure system barrels in from the Canadian Rockies with rain, snow. And wind. Yes, I said rain in February. Northern North Dakota sees snow from midnight to 5 A.M, peaking around 3 A.M. Patchy blowing snow follows by morning. Central North Dakota gets rain from 2 A.M to 5 A.M, then flips to snow. Roads go from wet to icy fast. Eastern North Dakota catches a brief snow win ...