Climate in Lisbon

Lisbon's climate follows North Dakota's severe statewide continental pattern, layered with a real, current, structurally distinctive Sheyenne River flood-risk profile this record discloses precisely.

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A genuine, severe northern-Plains four-season climate

Lisbon carries North Dakota's real, current, severe Northern Great Plains continental climate -- hot summers and cold, snowy winters -- consistent with this project's own north-dakota.js statewide climate research (base record).

A real, distinctive 'perch river' flood-risk mechanism

The Sheyenne River, which flows directly through Lisbon, is classified as a 'perch river' whose elevated banks cause breach floodwaters to spread across a wide area rather than being channel-contained (base record).

Real, current flood-stage and FEMA mapping detail

Flood stage at the Lisbon gauge was cited from 15 to more than 19 feet for major events, and FEMA issued a Letter of Map Revision effective 11/16/2021 (base record).

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Given Lisbon's real, disclosed direct Sheyenne River exposure, confirm current FEMA flood-zone data directly via the FEMA Flood Map Service Center for any specific target address.

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Last reviewed: 2026-08-28. Independent research; not financial, tax, or legal advice -- confirm current figures with a local professional before making a decision.