Parts of southern Davison and Hanson Counties are now in extreme drought.
The city of Mitchell is helping with storm clean-up efforts by allowing residents to bring downed branches to the landfill for free.
Extreme heat and severe storms will make it tough to be outside Tuesday.
June will start like a firecracker with temps near 100 next week. The National Weather Service isn’t convinced that will translate into a sizzling summer, though.
South Dakota’s drought dried up a tad the past week. Some of the best improvement was seen in nearby McCook County.
McCook County still be affected by a severe thunderstorm.
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Mitchell’s Memorial Day weekend forecast starts with cooler, breezy conditions and a chance of rain Friday before temperatures climb steadily into the 80s and potentially mid-90s by Memorial Day. Here’s the day-by-day outlook for May 22–25.
Mitchell will see a cool and unsettled start to the work week with rain and thunderstorms Monday, followed by gradual warming and additional shower chances by Friday.