Sioux Falls, SD Prepares for Thanksgiving Travel: Five-Day Weather Outlook Highlights Cooling Trend

Sioux Falls, SD – Temperatures in Sioux Falls are set to remain below normal this weekend, with highs hovering in the 30s and 40s. Breezy conditions Sunday could impact travel, especially along the I-29 corridor. Residents should prepare for a chilly Thanksgiving week ahead.

According to the National Weather Service, today’s high will reach near 38°F under sunny skies, but tonight’s low will dip to a cold 25°F. Saturday looks slightly warmer, with highs climbing to 42°F and calm winds, making it the best day for outdoor plans.

By Sunday, a strong breeze from the north will develop, with gusts reaching 20 mph, dropping temperatures to 19°F overnight. Monday’s high will struggle to reach 28°F, and lows Monday night could plummet to 14°F, the coldest of the week.

Thanksgiving travelers should prepare for a mix of sun and clouds with temperatures staying near freezing. Those planning to drive along I-29 or nearby highways should check local weather updates frequently, especially on Sunday, when gusty winds might make conditions less favorable.

The extended forecast hints at a slight chance of snow by Wednesday night, although confidence in timing remains low. For now, plan for dry roads through most of the week, but dress warmly as winter-like conditions settle into the region.

Stay updated with the latest weather information and ensure your vehicles are winter-ready before heading out.

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