More scattered rain today; Big warm up ahead for KELOLAND
Good morning KELOLAND! We are tracking scattered showers across KELOLAND. You can see the wet streets at Lake Preston this morning.
More scattered rain continues to move around this upper-level low pressure system, with more scattered rain ahead for today.
The clouds and the rain yesterday kept temperatures down in the upper 50s and lower 60s for highs for many.
Today will be just a bit warmer for Sioux Falls, with highs returning the mid 60s today.
You can see the development of more scattered rain on Futurecast below for today. Many of the showers will fizzle tonight, but we can't rule out a few more on radar tomorrow across the southeast. Dry and warmer weather is likely for Friday.
Here are the details of the forecast.
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