Hello Cold Front.
Blog updated at 6:27 PM MDT.
National Weather Service Office In Rapid City, South Dakota.
Blog updated at 6:27 PM MDT.
Some sun this morning helps show the winter wonderland left at the
Crazy Horse Memorial in the Black Hills of South Dakota! The
highest snow total we've found so far is 48" near Deadwood, SD.
RT @mark_tarello: WOW !! Over three feet of snow in Lead, South Dakota.
HRRR Forecast Temps At 5 PM MDT This Afternoon.
WRF/NAM Forecast Temps At 7 AM MDT Sunday.
As has been forecast for the past several days a strong cold front entered southeastern New Mexico just after midnight last night. North to northeasterly winds gusted up to 25 - 40 mph along and behind the frontal passage. These gusty winds will die down by this afternoon. Today will be much cooler with most of our afternoon high temps only rising up into the 60's to near 70.
By sunrise tomorrow morning we will have experienced the coldest morning of the fall season. Our low temps are forecast to drop down into the 30's to near 40. Some of us in the normally colder locations may flirt with our first freeze of the season.
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