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Dry start, warmer days ahead before rain chances return to KOTA Territory
RAPID CITY, S.D. (KOTA) -A dry, mostly sunny start to the week will give way to warmer afternoons across KOTA Territory before a late-week weather system brings stronger winds, a chance of rain and cooler temperatures. Southerly winds will help push temperatures from the 60s into the 70s in parts...
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Wildfire experts share tips for wood burning in homes
RAPID CITY, S.D. (KELO) – House fires and wild fires can start from still warm embers left behind from ashes if they’re not properly taken care of. While burning inside your home, stoves can lead to effective ways of removing logs and pallets as well as heating up your house. Disposal of the ashes after […]
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Rapid City forecast: Breezy warmth, fire concerns before rain chances
RAPID CITY, S.D. (KOTA) -A cold front will bring a cooler, breezy Sunday to KOTA Territory, but temperatures will remain above average as a mostly dry stretch raises fire concerns ahead of possible late-week rain. Rapid City is forecast to reach 66 degrees Sunday, Oct. 18, compared with a typical...
KELOLAND
Storm Center PM Update: Quiet Start to the Week
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (KELO) — It has been a warmer day in KELOLAND, with highs ranging from the 50s to the 80s. As of 4 PM CDT, Rapid City has reached a high of 83 degrees, which is a 20 degree increase compared to yesterday! For tonight, it won’t be as cold as the past […]
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Rapid City finally sees its first freeze after an unusual growing season
RAPID CITY, S.D. (KOTA) -Western South Dakota finally felt the kind of chill Friday morning that normally arrives weeks earlier. Downtown Rapid City fell to 32 degrees overnight, while Rapid City Regional Airport reached 28 degrees before 7 a.m. Temperatures dropped into the mid-20s in parts of northwestern South Dakota, where colder conditions brought a more significant freeze.
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Rain, gusts up to 55 mph and freezing temperatures ahead for KOTA Territory
RAPID CITY, S.D. (KOTA) -howers will spread across northeastern Wyoming and western South Dakota on Wednesday, followed by strong winds Thursday and freezing temperatures in many communities Friday morning. The strongest Thursday gusts could reach 50 to 55 mph near Buffalo. Rapid City could see gusts of 45 to 50...
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New Weather Station in Lead Expands South Dakota’s Growing Mesonet Network
LEAD, S.D. – A new weather monitoring station is now online in Lead, giving forecasters and residents more detailed information about weather conditions in the northern Black Hills. The station, located at the Sanford Underground Research Facility, is part of South Dakota State University’s Mesonet network, a statewide system...
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Tuesday Forecast: Chilly autumn weather settles in with low clouds and spotty showers
WESTERN S.D. AND NORTHEASTERN WYO. – A chilly autumn pattern continues to hold across the forecast area Tuesday morning. Light overnight rainfall has pulled some low-level moisture out of the air keeping fog from forming, but localized pockets of low-lying stratus and patchy fog continue to drift across portions of the Black Hills and plains.
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Hot Weather Baking the Heartland This Week, Cooler Air Incoming
More records were broken across the Midwest and South on Tuesday as a ridge of high pressure continues to dominate! Cities like Wichita, Atlanta, Birmingham, and Little Rock all broke records. Looking ahead, changes are on the way as a trough digs, bringing cooler air for a large part of the country.
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Rain chances build across KOTA Territory before strong Thursday winds
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Rapid City gets ready for a tradition of warming up downtown
RAPID CITY, S.D. – Cold weather is on the way for the second full week of October and for the most vulnerable populations in the Black Hills, staying warm can be a challenge. The upcoming cold snap is reminding Rapid City residents of the tradition of placing warm clothing on the president statues downtown.
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Fire Danger Continues Tomorrow, Cold Front Sunday!
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Black Hills cold snap puts tender crops at risk; NWS meteorologist shares winter-prep checklist
RAPID CITY, S.D. (KOTA) -A sharp change in the weather this weekend could bring an early end to the growing season in some parts of the Black Hills region—and give residents a reason to start getting ready for winter. Rapid City is most likely to see morning lows in...
KELOLAND
Summerlike warmth ends as cooler air moves in
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (KELO)– We have had a quiet and mild week in KELOLAND, with temperatures feeling more like summer than fall at times. Forecasted highs were in the 90s again for portions of western KELOLAND on Friday, as they were earlier in the week. On Monday, Rapid City had a high of 91 degrees […]
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Friday Forecast: Fire danger looms as temperatures remain high
WESTERN S.D. AND NORTHEASTERN WYO. – A brisk, clear morning across the plains will quickly turn into near-record heat for Friday afternoon. A Red Flag Warning is in effect and breezy conditions remain for Saturday until temperatures fall and humidity rises Sunday. Early morning temperatures settled in the 40s...
KELOLAND
One more surge of heat ahead; Snow chances start Monday West River
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (KELO) – Good morning KELOLAND! It’s that time of year again. After another big warm up Friday and Saturday, a mid month shake-up is coming to KELOLAND. Actually, it’s about right on time. That means the first chances of snow will arrive across portions of western SD, starting as early as Monday. We’ll […]
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Rapid City-area crews contain small grass fire Tuesday near Sheridan Lake Road
RAPID CITY, S.D. (KOTA) - UPDATE 10/7: Crews from the Whispering Pines Volunteer Fire Department, along with state, mutual aid and U.S. Forest Service resources, responded to what is now being called the Rockwood Fire near Sheridan Lake Road and Rockwood Road. The fire burned about 0.1 acre and was...
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Fall Brings Changes in Wildlife Behavior Across the Black Hills
Cooler temperatures and shorter days aren't the only signs of fall in the Black Hills — wildlife is on the move too. A national urban wildlife expert breaks down what's driving it and how to avoid conflicts at home.
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Mechanics urge drivers to prepare vehicles before winter storms hit
RAPID CITY, S.D. (KOTA) - 17% of all vehicle crashes across the U.S. happen during winter conditions, making preparation key before the first storm hits. Federal data shows 24% of weather-related crashes happen on snowy, slushy or icy pavement. Mechanics recommend starting under the hood by testing battery strength, flushing...