David Stradling
Meteorologist
Rapid City, SD
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Meteorologist David Stradling has lived in Rapid City, South Dakota for nearly four years now. He started out as the weekend meteorologist at KOTA Territory News in December 2104 and left in November 2016 for another job opportunity. He returned in February 2019 when another position opened up at the station as the evening meteorologist at KEVN Black Hills FOX.
David has many passions, but weather and the outdoors are his top two. If he is not at work, you will likely find him out hiking the many trails in the Black Hills before work or over the weekend. David has a passion for storm chasing and photography. He also enjoys cooking, listening to music and going to concerts.
Snow will move in Wednesday night and continue through Friday.
Gusts up to 45 mph at times are expected.
Winds could gust up to 70 mph overnight and up to 55 mph Sunday.
Snow will end by midday in the northern hills, while wind continues into the afternoon. There is critical fire danger in northwest South Dakota this afternoon.
60s and 70s will be our high temperatures today, before snow returns tonight.
Wind gusts of 50 mph are expected, especially Tuesday.
Highs will range from the 40s to 50s across the area.
Moisture moves into the area Saturday night, then changes over to snow Sunday.
Much of Saturday will be dry, while heavy wet snow is expected Sunday.
Heavy snow is expected for those near the Nebraska state line. Biggest question is how far north the moisture will reach.
Highs will be in the 50s for many with accumulating snow moving in tonight and Wednesday.
Highs will be in the 50s and 60s for the rest of the week and into the weekend.
Some accumulations are possible in the hills before temperatures soar into the 50s early next week!
Highs will be near freezing Friday, then some snow showers Saturday.
Temperatures eventually reach the 40s by late weekend/early next week.
Highs will be in the teens and 20s across the area! It's going to feel much nicer.
Highs will be above zero for everyone Tuesday, with some even in the 20s!
Temperatures fall below zero tonight and might not make it above zero until Monday. Accumulating snow expected tonight through Friday night, too.
A few inches of snow is possible tonight through Friday night.
Lows will remain below zero until next week and highs will struggle to make it to the single digits until Monday, too.
Highs in the single digits through Wednesday, then it gets colder to end the week.
Accumulating snow and dangerously cold air will move in this weekend.
The coldest air since this time in 2019 will move in this weekend and next week. Multiple rounds of accumulating snow are expected, too.
A few inches of snow are possible in the northern hills, with less for everyone else.
Highs will be in the 30s Thursday and Friday, then struggle to reach the teens by the weekend.