Expect a mix of clouds, breezy conditions and a chance of rain early in the week in Mitchell, S.D., followed by milder mid-week highs and a cooler end to the week.
A chilly start with ice fog gives way to a steady warm-trend across Mitchell from Monday through Friday, as afternoon highs climb from mid-30s into the low 60s.
Mitchell will host several Veterans Day events honoring those who served, from church services and community meals to a formal program at the Davison County Fairgrounds.
Mitchell’s weekend lineup is full of local fun — from Friday’s dueling pianos show to Saturday’s Dakota Wesleyan football game and church soup supper, plus Sunday’s live music from Billy Lurken. Be sure to bundle up and double-check schedules, as cold weather could bring changes.
New data from the Environmental Working Group show several Davison County operations among South Dakota’s highest recipients of federal farm subsidies over the past two decades.
Residents in Mitchell can expect to hear emergency sirens around 10 a.m. Friday, November 7, as Davison County conducts its routine monthly test. Officials say no action is needed by the public.
According to the National Weather Service, Mitchell will see a sharp drop in temperatures this weekend with a chance of rain and snow Saturday and a cold, breezy Sunday.
Mitchell’s world-famous Corn Palace isn’t just a quirky landmark — it’s a living tribute to the farmers and families who built the city’s agricultural legacy. Learn how this iconic facade continues to honor South Dakota’s heartland roots.
In the early 20th century, Mitchell made a serious campaign to become the permanent state capital — complete with campaign ribbons, parades and a building designed as a potential capitol.
Colder air is set to sweep into the Mitchell area this weekend, bringing a dramatic temperature drop and the potential for the season’s first snowfall, according to the National Weather Service.
