Sioux Falls, SD – Rain will sweep through the Sioux Falls area tonight, impacting drivers along I-90 and surrounding areas. Showers are expected to intensify late tonight into Saturday, with a 90% chance of rain accumulation south of I-90, according to the National Weather Service in Sioux Falls. Rainfall totals could reach up to 0.25 inches in these areas, with northern regions seeing less accumulation.
Drivers should prepare for wet road conditions and reduced visibility on I-90 and other local roads. Caution is advised for those commuting or traveling over the weekend, as rain may create slick surfaces and potential delays. Temperatures will remain relatively mild for this time of year, with highs around 47°F on Saturday and overnight lows dipping near 41°F.
Looking beyond Saturday, skies are forecasted to clear gradually by Sunday, bringing a partly cloudy day with highs reaching the low 50s. This will provide a brief break from the rain as locals prepare for Veterans Day. Monday is expected to be mostly sunny, offering ideal conditions for outdoor events honoring veterans, with temperatures nearing 49°F and a clear, brisk day on tap.
Extended forecasts show that this clearing trend will continue into the first half of the week. By Tuesday, Sioux Falls residents can expect mostly sunny skies with temperatures reaching the mid-50s, bringing a welcome respite from the rain.
