Storm Center PM Update: Trying to Rebound Later This Week
SIOUX FALLS, SD (KELO) — A frigid start to the day gave way to an equally cold afternoon across KELOLAND.
Another round of cold weather advisories are in place already. A cold weather advisory is in effect until 12 pm CST/11 am MST Wednesday for all our our counties along the SD/ND border as well as northwestern South Dakota. Be prepared for wind chill values dropping near and below -30 degrees at times.
It'll be another cold day on Wednesday, but we do try to get the cold to ease off a bit as we head into the end of the work and school week. It won't be overly warm by any stretch, but 20s and even some 30s are possible by the end of the week.
Don't get used to it, as cold temperatures return for President's Day Weekend and even a bit beyond as well. As we head toward the tail end of February, we do try to get the cold to ease off again. Though odds for below average temperatures are favored, it isn't by the same amount as it has been in recent days.
In terms of active weather, we do get a few chances here and there as we go through the next seven days…though not everyone will see something each time. For example, Wednesday's chance for snow is for southeastern KELOLAND…especially near and southeast of Sioux Falls. This comes as low pressure tries to clip the region as it moves into Iowa.
We aren't looking at too much snow out of this in Sioux Falls, but a few inches are possible in a line from Yankton to Spencer.
Friday into Saturday has another chance for some snow showers that move through the area. We're looking at inch or less type snow from this in many areas. Monday is the next chances, and once again we'll have lower end accumulations in the cards (Inch or less).
Here's a look at your extended forecast:
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