Sioux Falls, SD – A cold front will move into South Dakota on Monday, bringing snow and colder temperatures across the region. Snow chances will increase west of the James River Valley in the morning and expand eastward throughout the day.
According to the National Weather Service in Sioux Falls, snowfall amounts will range from a dusting to two inches. The heaviest snowfall is expected east of I-29, where evening commutes could see some travel impacts.
Forecasters warn that roads may become slick, especially during peak travel hours. Residents should monitor weather updates and plan accordingly. Wind chills will also drop, adding to hazardous conditions.
Drivers are urged to use caution and allow extra travel time. The winter system is expected to move out by early Tuesday. Stay updated with the latest forecasts as conditions may change.
