Wild weather has hit eastern North Dakota two days in a row. The National Weather Service in Grand Forks has issued more than 130-weather warnings since Tuesday. Weather spotters reported nine tornadoes in Griggs county in northeast North Dakota. Weather Service forecasters say the severe weather pattern could continue for the next four to five days. Mainstreet Radio's Bob Reha reports. The storms have cut a wide path, flooding city streets in Grand Forks and farm fields. To the west in Nelson County, a tornado hit the home of County Sheriff Dale Quam, ripping the roof off his house and destroying his barn. No one was injured, but witnesses said the tornado was half-a-mile wide and was on the ground for about five miles.