Shelby Peplowski

The heaviest snow is forecasted Friday night through Saturday morning. Expect higher-end accumulations mainly on grassy surfaces.

We will be generally clear and drying out this evening. If you were looking for something to do this evening the northern lights should be visible for most locations.

Snow will continue to move into the area throughout this evening. Temperatures for tonight will drop into the teens and 20s. A winter weather advisory will remain in effect until 3 AM on Thursday for Southern Campell County, Weston County, and the Black Hills.

Widespread fog will look to make its way into western South Dakota this evening.

Sunday, we are mostly sunny, continuing to dry out as winds shift to the southwest causing temperatures to bounce back into the 40s to 50s.

Snow showers and wind will quickly taper off as the sun sets this evening. Skies will gradually clear overnight as a high-pressure system builds during the overnight hours.

A low-pressure system will push in tonight bringing snow showers. Snow will be possible tonight and into early Thursday morning.

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Monday we will start warming up with clouds decreasing during the early morning hours with highs ranging from the 20s up into the 40s. Tuesday will be our warmest day of the week as a thermal ridge will push into the area driving temperatures up into the mid-40s and 50s with some possible 60s mixed in as Dry weather expected through Tuesday and most of Wednesday.

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Snow showers are expected to continue today but will start to taper off by this evening.

A band of snow will bring periods of localized heavy snow tonight that could drop 2”-3” inches of snow for some areas. Snow will clear out around 5 A.M. in the morning. Temperatures will continue to drop into the teens to mid-20s tonight. There is a Winter Weather Advisory for Harding, Ziebach, Sheridan, and Perkins counties until 5 am on Monday.

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A cold front will move into the region tonight bringing in wind gusts and the chance for light snow throughout the week.

Highs this afternoon ranged from the 30s up to the 40s with plenty of sunshine. Tonight, lows will dip into the 20s and 30s with a few areas in the teens. Sunday we will see a repeat of the same conditions.

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On Monday highs will be in the 30s and 40s once again but expect mostly cloudy skies and the chance for a few rain or snow showers, especially for Wyoming and the Black Hills.

Partly cloudy skies are likely Sunday as temperatures drop a bit. Much of the area will be in the 30s to low 40s. With passing isolated snow showers as we head into Monday, little to no snow accumulations is expected, Monday will be in the 30s and 40s.

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For Monday be sure to get out and enjoy the weather as we will see plenty of sun with a few passing clouds.

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Once again lows tonight will be in the 20s to 30s with isolated rain and snow showers that will become more widespread as we head into Monday.

Sunday will be mild again with highs slightly cooler and mostly in the 40s by the middle of the day.

We will stay nice and mild through the weekend across Wyoming and the northern black hills with remarkably similar temperatures for rapid city with temperatures staying above average.

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Artic air is in the forecast for tonight as lows dip well into the negatives where a wind chill advisory will remain in effect until Monday afternoon.

Artic air is in the forecast for tonight so on Sunday make sure to bundle up and give your vehicle extra time to warm up as highs will only be in the single digits with a few areas only warming up to 10 degrees with a light breeze making it feel much colder.

Friday night widespread snow move into the area that will last into Saturday afternoon. Lows will be chilly with temperatures in the single digits and teens for tonight.

Starting tonight there is a chance for snow in northeastern Wyoming and the northern Black Hill.

Sunday will see highs in the 30s to low 40s with mostly cloudy to partly cloudy skies.

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This evening we will see gradually clearing skies with areas of patchy fog developing out towards the plains, we will be slightly colder than last night with lows in the teens to mid 20s for this evening.

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The Blizzard, winter storm warnings and the winter weather advisory have been extended through 11 AM Friday.

Cold temperatures, snow, and windy conditions will persist though out this morning and into Thursday.

Heavy snow and strong wind are expected through much of the day today with wind gusts looking to pick up to 60 mph, whiteout conditions and near impossible travel is expected through the day. Please refrain from traveling if possible.

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