Sioux Falls, SD – A significant storm system is developing and could impact the Plains and Upper Midwest late this week, bringing a mix of severe weather, heavy snow, and strong winds.
According to the National Weather Service (NWS) in Sioux Falls, confidence is increasing that a large spring storm will form over the central U.S. between Thursday night and Saturday morning. The system may bring severe thunderstorms, a corridor of heavy snow, and strong winds, potentially affecting travel and weekend plans.
While forecasters are closely monitoring the storm’s development, the exact track and areas of heaviest precipitation remain uncertain. The transition between rain and snow will be key in determining localized impacts.
Residents across the Plains and Upper Midwest are encouraged to stay updated on the evolving forecast, as changes are expected in the coming days. The NWS advises those with travel plans to remain weather-aware and prepare for potential disruptions.
This storm follows a pattern of classic mid-March systems, which historically bring volatile conditions to the region. More details, including snowfall projections and severe weather risks, will become clearer as the storm approaches.
Stay tuned to the latest weather alerts and advisories as meteorologists refine the forecast in the coming days.
