White Shield Fire District

06/11/2026

⛈️ Hazardous Weather Outlook – June 11 ⛈️

Isolated to scattered thunderstorms are possible this afternoon and early evening. While severe weather is not expected, a few storms could produce small hail and gusty winds.
🌩️ Stay weather aware
🚗 Use caution while traveling
📱 Monitor local forecasts and alerts
Stay safe, White Shield! 🚒💙

06/09/2026

Additional information concerning the tornado watch.

06/09/2026

🌪️⚠️ TORNADO WATCH / SEVERE WEATHER ALERT ⚠️🌪️
Numerous severe thunderstorms are expected this afternoon and evening, with storms possible beginning around 6:00 PM.
⛈️ Hazards may include: 🎾 Hail up to tennis ball size
💨 Damaging winds up to 80 MPH
🌪️ A few tornadoes, one or two of which could be strong
Please stay weather aware, have multiple ways to receive warnings, and be prepared to seek shelter if conditions worsen.

🏠 White Shield Storm Shelters:

📍 New Ralph Wells Jr. Community Center
1104 Warrior Street, White Shield, ND
Is open now till after the storm

🚨 If a Tornado Warning is issued, do not delay—move to a designated shelter or a safe location immediately.
Stay safe, White Shield! 🌩️🌪️

06/09/2026

EMERGENCY SHELTER NOTICE

Please be advised that the storm shelter at the Ralph Wells Jr. Community Center will open at 4:00 PM on June 9, 2026. Cots, food, and water will be available for those needing shelter during the severe weather event. Everyone is encouraged to also bring your own blankets and pillows.

Ralph Wells Jr. Community Center Shelter address: 1104 Warrior St, Roseglen, ND 58775.

Once severe weather impacts the area, White Shield/East Segment will be under a Shelter in Place advisory. During this time, only emergency response personnel should be traveling unless absolutely necessary. Residents are encouraged to remain indoors, monitor weather conditions, and have essential medications, personal items, chargers, and emergency supplies readily available.

Community members seeking shelter are asked to check in upon arrival and follow all instructions provided by shelter staff and emergency personnel.

For questions or concerns, please contact:
Thomas Bonilla: 701-389-4308
Shay LaCroix: 605-220-0534
David Blacksmith: 701-421-6507

Updates and emergency information will also be posted on the White Shield Fire Department page.

Please stay alert, stay prepared, and stay safe.

06/09/2026

🕒 Severe weather doesn't wait, and neither should your plan.
When severe storms are in the forecast, timing is everything. Use this Storm Planning Timeline to make sure you and your family are ready before the sky turns dark:
📅 A few days out: Stock up on emergency supplies, identify your safe places, and create a family communication plan.
📱 The day before: Adjust your schedule, make sure your phone is set to receive Wireless Emergency Alerts (WEAs), and clear out your shelter space.
🚨 The day of: Stay vigilant for active Watches. Remind your family of the plan, know how to get to safety quickly, and act immediately if a Warning is issued!

06/09/2026

⚠️ Severe Storm Alert ⚠️
🗓️ Tuesday, June 9th,
⛈️ Expect strong thunderstorms with ⚠️ hail up to tennis ball size, 🌬️ winds to 80 MPH, and possible 🌪️ tornadoes. Stay safe!

🏠 Shelters:

1️⃣ New Ralph Wells Jr. Community Center 📍 1104 Warrior St.
2️⃣ Public Safety Center 📍 401 Son of the Star Ave.
📞 Contact David Blacksmith or Tevin Dixon for info. Stay alert and safe!

06/09/2026

Not much has changed in our forecast thinking for severe thunderstorms this afternoon and evening. All hazards are in play, including tornadoes. It is very important that you stay weather aware throughout the day!

06/08/2026

Storm Rolling in

06/07/2026