Sioux Falls, SD – Travelers across South Dakota should prepare for cold and breezy conditions this Thanksgiving week, with snow chances increasing by midweek. The National Weather Service forecasts a mix of sunshine and light snow that could affect travel along I-90, particularly on Wednesday. Temperatures will plummet as the holiday approaches, with highs ranging from the 20s to low 30s.
According to the National Weather Service in Sioux Falls, Monday will start the week on a calm note, with sunny skies and a high of 28°F. However, by Tuesday night into Wednesday, there is a 20% chance of light snow showers. Though accumulation is expected to remain minimal, slick spots on highways such as I-90 could make driving conditions tricky.
Thanksgiving Day will bring partly sunny skies but colder conditions, with daytime highs only reaching 25°F and lows dropping to 15°F. Breezy conditions may add to the chill, making outdoor plans uncomfortable without proper layering.
The extended forecast calls for cooler-than-average temperatures through the weekend, with Friday seeing highs near 20°F and mostly cloudy skies. Saturday may bring slightly warmer but still chilly conditions, with temperatures in the upper 20s.
Travelers should plan ahead by allowing extra time for holiday trips and monitoring updated forecasts as conditions evolve. For those traveling on Wednesday, be cautious of icy patches on roads and dress warmly.
Be sure to check the latest updates from the National Weather Service and prepare accordingly for a safe and enjoyable Thanksgiving holiday.
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