SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (KELO) — Cooler weather is moving into much of KELOLAND this morning. You can see the low clouds breaking up over the Madison area early this morning.
Scattered showers and thunderstorms have developing in western SD. You can see the activity moving from west to east across the Black Hills with locally heavy rain. Some of this rain may push into central SD yet this morning.
Highs yesterday still managed to hit the 90s in the southeast. Those cooler 70s to the north will expand into southeastern KELOLAND today.
The 24 hour rainfall map shows the heaviest rain in the far north since 6am Monday morning.
Clouds are thickest in southern KELOLAND, although some fog has formed as of 7am in eastern ND.
You can see temperatures warming back to the upper 80s in western SD this afternoon, with mid 70s likely toward Sioux Falls. The next batch of thunderstorms should come our way from Montana. Some severe weather can’t be ruled out in the Black Hills, but most of the storms should weaken overnight. Scattered showers and thunderstorms will be around central and eastern KELOLAND through tomorrow morning, with redevelopment possible later in the day .
Here are the highlighted rain chances for KELOLAND tonight.
You’ll notice the rain chances spread eastward tomorrow.
Thursday still looks wet in the far southwest. Most locations East River will be drier through Saturday.
Get ready for a taste of September type weather with highs in the 60s and 70s for much of the region. Higher elevations of the Black Hills will likely stay in the 50s with clouds and rain chances.
Temperatures are forecast to stay below normal through the weekend.
Here are the details of the forecast.
