Shelby Peplowski

To err on the side of precaution, the National Weather Service and the city of Rapid City have issued an advisory ahead of forecasted heavy rainfall expected to impact our area over the next few days.

Grimace is celebrating his birthday during the month of June with a birthday meal.

Monday, the morning hours may start off feeling a little muggy and humid as the sun starts to burn off the extra moisture left in the atmosphere. Skies will be mostly clear with winds from the south allowing temperatures to climb into the 60s and 70s.

Rain and snow showers will be a possibility in the afternoon on Saturday, temperatures will remain cool, and in the 40s to 50s with breezy conditions and partly cloudy skies.

Snow is expected to lighten tonight, then pick back up Sunday afternoon. Saturdays highs will drop into the 30s and 40s with breezy conditions with periods of heavy snow possible.

Tonight, we will be cold once again with lows dropping into the teens and 20s. Winds will continue to weaken as we head into the overnight hours with lingering snow showers possible throughout tonight.

Snow will develop and pass through the area tonight night and into Sunday. Snow on Sunday will be more north and west of Rapid City through the morning, but some snow showers could move into town through the afternoon.

With House Bill 1016 heading to Gov. Kristi Noem for consideration, the construction of a new women’s prison in north Rapid City could be on the horizon.

As we enter the start of the work week, we look to hit our highs early on this afternoon before temperatures drop as cloud cover increases. Highs will range from the mid 20s to low 40s with a few locations in the teens.

Record breaking temperatures remain a possibility for today!

Monday we will see showers and thunderstorms in the early morning hours as we head into work. Thunderstorms will clear out in the afternoon leaving us with cloudy skies that will gradually clear out giving us highs ranging from the 70s to upper 80s and possibly 90s for some locations.

Today its going to be pretty windy we could see wind gusts up to fifty even sixty miles per hour. For today we can see highs in the upper 80s some places will be in the 90s but over all much nicer than yesterday where we broke a record set back in 1938.

No shortage of sunshine as we move though the weekend an into the work week but a chance of isolated thunderstorms are a possibility by Thursday