But the atmosphere will likely begin to change very quickly toward the sunset hour as storms are expected to develop in south central SD and continue to move east and increase in coverage in the overnight hours. However, the amount of rainfall that many areas see will depend on just how much low level moisture returns to the area tonight through tomorrow. The models are suggesting a very quick return with dew points near 70 as early as mid day tomorrow. Here is a look at the 12 hour increments starting tonight at 7pm and going through 7am Thursday.





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