Aaron J. Groen

DYK: Since Friday the Dakotas have experienced... Tornado Warnings Blizzard Warnings Severe T-storm Warnings Flood Warnings High Wind Warnings Red Flag Warnings Wind Advisories Flood Advisories Winter Weather Advisories Tornado Watch Severe T-Storm Watch Fire Weather Watch

For those who love astronomy, this is your night to get out there and look at the stars! The sky will be mainly clear with a waxing crescent moon setting at 11:25 pm. Try to find a dark location for some amazing views 🤩

The next chance for thunderstorms around the region is on Monday. Some of the stronger storms may produce damaging winds, large hail, and locally heavy rainfall.

Strong storms are possible Tue eve into the overnight. Locations along and west of I-29 will have the higher chances to see these strong storms. Frequent lightning and damaging wind gusts are possible, with potential for large hail directly under the stronger storm cores.

Isolated to scattered thunderstorms will be possible across the area on Sunday afternoon and evening, and a few of these could be severe. Stay weather aware!

⚠️𝐇𝐞𝐚𝐝𝐬 𝐔𝐩⚠️ Strong to severe thunderstorms are expected to develop in central South Dakota by late afternoon, and will be moving eastwards over the region tonight. Remain weather aware later today, and have a way to receive warnings!

A severe thunderstorm watch has been issued for parts of South Dakota until 10 PM CDT – at South Dakota, USA

325pm Update: Satellite data this afternoon shows growing potential for thunderstorms late this afternoon and evening. Stay weather aware if out and about today!

Here's a look at one model's timing of the severe weather threat this evening. The greatest severe weather threat is across Central SD before dark, but an isolated severe storm or two may reach southeast SD or northwest IA late in the evening.

Strong to severe storms are expected tomorrow (Wed) evening into the overnight hours. Frequent lightning and damaging wind gusts are possible, with a threat of large hail directly under storm cores. Here is a map showing the locations most likely to be impacted.

Here's an updated look at the potential for severe weather later today. Stay weather aware and ensure you have a reliable way to receive warnings.

Here's a quick look at one models thoughts on tonight. The main thing to notice is the general lack of activity in southeast SD, southwest MN and northwest IA late afternoon through about midnight. The better chance for severe weather will be be the Mo Valley.