Sioux Falls, SD – Dangerous wind chills are set to return tonight, with temperatures plunging as low as -8°F and wind chills reaching -25°F. Residents should bundle up and limit outdoor exposure.
According to the National Weather Service, cold conditions will persist into Friday morning before a gradual warming trend begins. Friday’s high will reach 21°F, but wind chills could still dip to -21°F in the morning. Winds from the south will pick up, reaching gusts of 30 mph.
The weekend will see a shift to milder conditions. Saturday’s high will be 38°F under mostly sunny skies, while Sunday will warm to 44°F. By Monday, temperatures will rise further, peaking at 52°F with mostly sunny skies.
Despite the warming trend, tonight’s extreme wind chills pose a risk of frostbite in as little as 30 minutes. Residents should dress in layers, cover exposed skin, and check on vulnerable neighbors.
Stay updated on changing conditions and follow local advisories to stay safe.
