Today’s video:
A disorganized area of shower activity located over southeast South Dakota will slowly move east as the day progresses, gradually weakening and leaving room for future development across far southern Minnesota later this evening into tonight.
Upper-level energy will lift out of the western plains and initiate storm development across western North and South Dakota. These storms bring with them a severe threat as they interact with an unstable airmass situated to their east. Here’s a look at the simulated radar into tomorrow morning:
We’ll see additional storm chances on Friday with multiple clusters of storms to track. I do think that we can have a cluster put down decent rain chances for NE North Dakota and NW Minnesota, as well as an additional severe risks for portions of Central South Dakota especially late Friday into the overnight hours:
The Euro seems to have a decent handle on these pieces of energy, but note, with this pattern some can easily miss out and we will likely have pockets of heavier rain in spots.
Here’s a look at total rainfall just over the next 24 hours (note this is likely underdone with storms in East-Central North Dakota and Central/Southern Minnesota):
Temperatures warm back up this weekend ahead of a system and more storm/severe threats on Sunday:
Here’s a look at dew points over the next 4 days:
Here’s a look at winds over the next 4 days: 
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