NACUFS 2009
Fargo in February
Top Nine Reasons to Visit Fargo In February 2009
Amazing Food – Fargo is home to several upscale local restaurants that will amaze and astound you.
Fantastic Views – Clear winter nights provide excellent opportunities to view the beautiful night sky. During the day, snow covered trees accent this winter wonderland.
Friendly - When you get out and experience the community and the people you’ll find that Fargo-Moorhead is one of the friendliest metro areas in the nation.
Education – Expand your knowledge of the food industry, including trends and upcoming changes.
Safety – Fargo-Moorhead has one of the lowest crime rates in the nation. In fact, you will discover many people let their cars run in February – and they don’t get stolen!
Bragging Rights – Next time your friends back home think it is too cold, tell them about the weather in Fargo.
Learn about Following a Dream – A local man hand-built a full-scale Viking ship which now resides in Moorhead.
Visit your hero – Roger Maris grew up in Fargo and is laid to rest there as well. A museum in West Acres Mall brings the local legend back to life.
Network – Meet and get to know food professionals from all across the region.
Fargo-Moorhead Climate*
Summer: 80/57 degrees F; summers are pleasant with few days of high heat or humidity
Autumn: September 70/46 degrees F; November 35/19 degrees F; autumn is delightfully crisp and cool; peak leaf color time is usually the first week of October
Winter: 20/2 degrees F; winters are cold but not damp; skies are frequently sunny; seasonal snowfall averages 48 inches
Spring: March 35/19 degrees F.; May 70/45 degrees F.; spring is regularly warm and sunny after March and early April
*Information provided by the Fargo-Moorhead Chamber of Commerce
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