Sioux Falls, SD — A major cold front is set to bring cooler temperatures and frost to South Dakota starting Saturday, with the most significant drop expected by Monday morning. Residents should prepare for freezing conditions early next week, especially if temperatures dip as forecasted.
According to the National Weather Service, a cold front arriving late Saturday will push temperatures down into the low 50s on Monday, with lows possibly reaching 30 degrees overnight. Frost or freeze warnings are expected for Monday and Tuesday mornings, raising concerns for homeowners and farmers alike. Those in the Sioux Falls region should take immediate steps to protect outdoor plants and winterize their homes.
Looking at the extended forecast, Saturday’s highs will range from 70 to 74 degrees, providing some relief before the cold front sweeps through. Sunday’s highs are forecasted between 56 and 61 degrees, setting the stage for a much colder start to the week. By Monday, highs will only reach the mid-50s, while lows could plunge to 30 degrees, bringing a freeze to the area. Tuesday is expected to remain cold, with lows dropping as far as 26 degrees.
