SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (KELO) – Good morning KELOLAND! Scattered showers have developed across the southeast, including Sioux Falls. You can see some of those cumulus clouds on our Huron LIVE Cam as of 6:30am in the picture below.
Here’s a closer look at those showers on radar. Most of the rain is moving west to east.
We expect a blend of sun and clouds today in the Sioux Falls area with highs around 80.
Here’s a closer look at Futurecast. First, you’ll see 2 batches of scattered showers for tonight. One is located in the southeast. The other is across the southwest in the Black Hills. Tomorrow looks dry across the region ahead of a larger system set to arrive this weekend. This slow-moving low pressure system will likely stall across KELOLAND and will bring good chances of rain. How much rain and exactly where are questions we’ll be following the next couple of days. However, if you have outdoor plans, make sure you keep watching the forecast.
In addition to the weekend rain, a strong cold front may bring unseasonably cool weather to the northern plains by the middle of next week. In fact, we could be looking at some 30s for lows in Minnesota, possibly to the west into South Dakota. Stay tuned for more on that story too in the days ahead.
Here are the details of the forecast.
