Sioux Falls, SD – Strong northwesterly winds and subzero wind chills are expected across South Dakota this weekend, creating potentially hazardous conditions for those venturing outdoors. Saturday’s high will reach only 28°F, with gusts as strong as 35 mph driving wind chills near -10°F by early Sunday.
According to the National Weather Service, light snow flurries are possible Saturday morning, though no significant accumulation is expected. Overnight temperatures will dip to single digits, with clear skies bringing widespread freezing conditions. Drivers along I-29 and other major highways should prepare for reduced visibility and icy patches from wind-swept snow.
Sunday will bring sunny skies but remain breezy, with a high of 34°F and gusts up to 20 mph. Wind chills in the morning may drop below zero.
The outlook improves significantly on Monday, with mostly sunny skies and highs reaching 48°F. By Tuesday, temperatures could climb into the low 50s across parts of southern South Dakota, marking a noticeable warm-up.
Residents are urged to bundle up and limit outdoor exposure during peak wind chill hours this weekend. Travelers should also monitor road conditions and remain cautious of shifting visibility caused by winds.
This week’s fluctuating weather reminds locals to prepare for sudden changes. Stay updated by following weather alerts and checking the latest road conditions before heading out.
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