Sioux Falls, SD – After experiencing bitter cold temperatures as low as -20°F last week, parts of South Dakota could see isolated thunderstorms this afternoon, according to the National Weather Service (NWS) Sioux Falls.
The NWS stated that the most likely timeframe for storms is between 3 p.m. and 7 p.m., with potential impacts including gusty winds and infrequent lightning. While severe weather is not expected, residents should remain aware of changing conditions, as isolated storms can develop quickly.
According to the NWS, light showers or sprinkles could occur in the late morning or midday hours before thunderstorms begin to form in the afternoon. The affected area primarily includes eastern South Dakota and parts of southwest Minnesota and northwest Iowa.
The rapid shift in weather comes after a stretch of extreme cold, highlighting the unpredictability of late winter conditions in the region. Officials advise residents to stay updated on weather alerts and take precautions if storms develop.
For the latest updates, visit the NWS Sioux Falls website or follow their social media channels.
