Storm Center PM Update: More Snow Chances and Bitter Cold
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (KELO) — Light snow has been falling in southeastern KELOLAND today with Sioux Falls receiving half an inch before noon. These snow showers will continue to taper off and move southeast going into the evening.
The bitter cold sticks around going into tonight with skies beginning to clear and lows dropping into the negative teens and 20s.
Although winds are going to be light, the wind chill values will be dangerously cold ranging from the -40s for those in the Extreme Cold Warning to -20s and -30s in the Cold Weather Advisory. You will want to throw on extra layers as you head out the door in the morning.
Sunshine will return tomorrow with highs staying in the teens to the east and becoming more seasonable the further west you go. The wind will continue to stay on the lighter side and turn to the south.
The southerly wind will help us going into Friday and we will warm up, but still continue to stay below average in the 20s. A warm front pushing into eastern KELOLAND will bring increased snow chances Friday evening into Saturday morning, with winds becoming breezy from the south at 15-25 mph.
We dry out again for the rest of the weekend before another chance for snow on Monday as an Alberta Clipper moves in. After the snow, a cold week will be ahead with highs staying in the single digits.
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