SOUTH DAKOTA (KELO) — Good morning KELOLAND! We are tracking scattered showers and thunderstorms in the region, including this batch of rain around Redfield early this morning.
You can see the upper-level disturbance moving in from northern Nebraska as deep moisture continues to move north.
The chance of rain will remain in Sioux Falls through noon, with scattered rain chances lingering into the afternoon.
Here’s a look at Futurecast. We’ll continue to watch clusters of showers and t-storms moving into southeastern KELOLAND this morning, while a new batch of thunderstorms develops by mid to late afternoon in northcentral SD. Those thunderstorms are then expected to track to the east and southeast, prepare for another chance of rain with that segment of of the storm system.
A third chance of rain will be associated with upper level low moving in from eastern ND tomorrow. This feature will most likely affect the northeast, but even Sioux Falls could pick up a shower or t-storm on the backside of the low circulation, providing we have some sunshine in the afternoon and some resulting instability.
Rain chances today are highest East River.
Those chances will stay highs this evening in northeastern SD, with much lower numbers in western SD.
The round of showers and t-storms tomorrow will most likely impact the northeast once again.
Here are the details of the forecast.
