Winter Weather Moves into the State

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Winter Weather Moves into the State

Snow in Sturgis

By Associated Press

Part of western South Dakota are getting the season's first dose of winter weather.

A winter weather advisory for the northwest and the northern Black Hills foothills continues through noon. There's also a winter storm watch for the northwest, Black Hills and northern foothills late tonight through Saturday night.  Meteorologist Susan Sanders says a lot of the early snowfall will melt because the ground is still warm, but she says accumulations are likely as cooler air moves into the area.

 

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Friday, Oct 10 at 10:34 PM Anonymous wrote ...

Darn, we were ther last week. Wish we would have waited a week.....LOL!

Friday, Oct 10 at 8:29 PM Jax wrote ...

HOME SWEET HOME!!!

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