Storm Center PM Update: More Chances for Frost and Rain
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (KELO) — It has been a much more quiet day across KELOLAND with winds decreasing and little activity on radar. After some beneficial rain, it was nice to see the sunshine return with slightly warmer temperatures.
The cloud cover and winds will continue to stay light to the east for tonight and allow temperatures to drop into the 30s. More clouds will hang around in western South Dakota with a chance for spotty showers.
While West River had the cold weather alerts last night, that has shifted to East River. Frost and freeze conditions are possible from tonight and through tomorrow morning.
Our eyes will turn to the low pressure system moving into the central and northern plains tomorrow. Clouds will increase across KELOLAND with showers and isolated thunderstorms moving into West River.
More widespread rain is expected by Monday and is going to continue into the middle of the week. By Wednesday, many of us could see an extra inch of rain, while an extra 2 to 3 inches is possible in southwestern South Dakota. This would help out with the extreme drought conditions in that area.
Once the low pressure system moves out, we will try to warm back up towards more seasonable temperatures for next weekend.
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