Jay Trobec

Feb 9, 2025 | keloland.com | Jay Trobec

We finally have a snow cover across KELOLAND, and that will impact our temperatures all week – and next week, too. Today’s highs were near-normal in southern KELOLAND, while a thicker snow pack held temps down in the northern part of the area, many places held in the mid 20s despite abundant sunshine. Clouds will be streaming in from the west overnight, but it will still be chilly, with temperatures near- or below-zero. It will be colder in NE South Dakota, where the snow cover is thickest.

Feb 9, 2025 | news.yahoo.com | Jay Trobec

We finally have a snow cover across KELOLAND, and that will impact our temperatures all week – and next week, too. Today’s highs were near-normal in southern KELOLAND, while a thicker snow pack held temps down in the northern part of the area, many places held in the mid 20s despite abundant sunshine. Clouds will be streaming in from the west overnight, but it will still be chilly, with temperatures near- or below-zero. It will be colder in NE South Dakota, where the snow cover is thickest.

Dec 15, 2024 | keloland.com | Jay Trobec

It was a dreary Sunday that started with freezing fog, but warmer temperatures decreased the slipperiness hazard through the day. Afternoon temperatures were actually above normal for mid-December. Low clouds will hang on through the evening in eastern South Dakota, and then break up toward morning. A westerly breeze and the cloud cover will prevent temps from dropping off too much, with low mainly in the 20s by morning.

Nov 29, 2024 | keloland.com | Jay Trobec

Black Friday has been a cold Friday. Temperatures remain much below normal for the end of November, even though there has been plenty of sunshine across KELOLAND. Fortunately the winds have been gentle, limiting the wind chill effect. It will be cold for the parade in Sioux Falls, around ten degrees. Overnight skies will be partly cloudy, and it will be another cold one. Most places will drop to the single digits, while NE South Dakota will again fall a few degrees below zero.

Nov 28, 2024 | keloland.com | Jay Trobec

The turkey came with some light snow flurries and colder-than-normal Thanksgiving temperatures. We’ll finish with highs about ten degrees below the historical normals, thanks to a northerly breeze and mostly cloudy skies. Tonight is going to be clear and cold. Lows will be in the single digits – and single digits below zero in NE South Dakota. There will only be a light NW breeze, so wind chills shouldn’t be an issue as the daytime breezes subside.