The clearest statewide peak usually shows up in July. The South generally runs warmer than the North. Fargo is one of the strongest higher-WBGT examples in the state, while Williston is a useful contrast. The risk window is usually tighter here, so timing matters as much as location.
North Dakota generally sees a tighter WBGT season than the hotter and more humid states farther south. The main signal usually clusters around July. The South comes through as the warmer side of the state, while the North is lighter overall.
For outdoor planning in North Dakota, the higher-WBGT risk usually clusters into a shorter summer window. That makes timing and local context especially important when you are deciding how much attention a given city really needs.
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