KDLT Weather Summary

The rain has finally come to an end, at least for a little while.  Friday night will be dry with calm winds and temperatures staying in the 60’s.  Some patchy fog may develop in the southeast through the overnight hours and the early morning hours Saturday, especially in low lying spots.  Lots of sunshine expected on Saturday which will really warm things up with highs ranging from the mid 80’s to the mid 90’s, but the heat index will likely approach 100 degrees in many areas.  A few storms may brush by the far northern areas of South Dakota, mostly north of highway 12 on Saturday night and early Sunday, but the hard hit areas of the south will stay dry.  Sunday, another storm will begin edging in our direction which could cause a few thunderstorms to fire up in the evening hours, some of those could be severe with large hail, damaging winds, and isolated tornadoes.  Then once again will see the potential for more heavy rain Sunday night into Monday.  Stay tuned to KDLT and KDLT.com for the latest on severe weather in your area.