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Snow and precipitation look to take the Black Hills out of wildfire warnings.
Mosquito fogging will begin near the Elks Country Club area this week.
An Air Quality Alert has been issued for parts of Northeast Wyoming
Rising temperatures cause problems for construction workers and their projects as the heat slows things down.
Heaviest snow will be north and west of Rapid City.
Extreme winds, critical fire danger and significant snow fall will impact the area through Thursday.
Radar
Gusts from 55-75 mph likely for some. Accumulating snow expected in the northern hills.
Accumulations will likely create travel problems around the Black Hills and areas south.
Significant accumulations are expected for the Black Hills and parts of northeast Wyoming.
Highs today will be in the 90s. The haze won't be as bad today, but will again tomorrow.
Temperatures will reach into the upper 90s in Rapid City for each of the next 4 days. Triple digits are possible in some locations across the viewing area.
Small chances of rain Tomorrow and Saturday, but otherwise mostly sunny for the next coming days.
Strong gusty winds and large hail could occur with the storms.
There is also a chance of storms both today and tomorrow. July 4th is looking dry during the day but we could see some storms during the night.
Warm temperatures will be accompanied by small chances of storms.
The dry weather will be accompanied by warmer temperatures that could reach 90 by the weekend.
We see a chance of showers and storms tomorrow afternoon along with Sunday. Meanwhile, record setting temperatures are expected in Washington, Oregon, Idaho, and Northern California.
Expect dry weather for the next couple of days with temperatures warming up each day.
We're likely looking at plenty of days in the 80s and 90s during this stretch.
Moisture moves into the area Saturday night, then changes over to snow Sunday.
Heavy snow is expected for those near the Nebraska state line. Biggest question is how far north the moisture will reach.
The Black Hills saw a springtime snow accumulation beginning Wednesday morning.
As temperatures range from below zero to single digits, the supply of non-renewable power is running short.
Temperatures fall below zero tonight and might not make it above zero until Monday. Accumulating snow expected tonight through Friday night, too.
The coldest air since this time in 2019 will move in this weekend and next week. Multiple rounds of accumulating snow are expected, too.
The highest snow accumulations are expected in the southern Black Hills
Residents woke up to strong winds, and even power outages in Rapid City, Custer, and Edgemont. Gusts hit as high as 70 mph in certain parts of the Black Hills region.
Accumulating snow for the northern hills and high winds for everyone.
