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NZUS43 KABR 142039
SYNABR
MNZ039-046-SDZ003>011-015>023-033>037-045-048-051-151045-
RADIO WEATHER SYNOPSIS
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE ABERDEEN SD
239 PM CST WED JAN 14 2026 /139 PM MST WED JAN 14 2026/
TEMPERATURES WILL REMAIN NEARLY STEADY IN THE TEENS AND 20S, BEFORE
RISING INTO THE UPPER 30S AND 40S DURING THE DAY THURSDAY.
HIGH PRESSURE WILL EXIT ACROSS MINNESOTA AND IOWA MAKING WAY FOR A
STRONG AREA OF LOW PRESSURE SINKING ACROSS CENTRAL CANADA TO PUSH A
COLD FRONT ACROSS THE LISTENING AREA THURSDAY MORNING INTO THE EARLY
AFTERNOON HOURS. AS A RESULT, WINDS WILL INCREASE OUT OF THE
NORTHWEST WITH GUSTS OF 35 TO AROUND 50 MPH BY MID AFTERNOON. THE
STRONGEST WINDS DURING THE DAY THURSDAY WILL BE OVER CENTRAL SOUTH
DAKOTA. LIGHT RAIN WILL BE POSSIBLE OVER MUCH OF NORTHEASTERN SOUTH
DAKOTA AND WEST CENTRAL MINNESOTA, WITH A WINTRY MIX OF RAIN OR SNOW
OVER THE HIGHER ELEVATIONS, OR PRAIRIE COTEAU, OF NORTHEASTERN SOUTH
DAKOTA.
WINDS WILL REMAIN STRONG THURSDAY NIGHT, BEFORE INCREASING AGAIN
FRIDAY MORNING WITH GUSTS OF 40 TO 65 MPH. THE STRONGEST WINDS ARE
AGAIN EXPECTED ACROSS CENTRAL SOUTH DAKOTA. TRAVEL MAY BECOME
DIFFICULT FOR HIGH PROFILE VEHICLES. LIGHT SNOW COMBINED WITH THE
STRONG WINDS MAY RESULT IN SIGNIFICANTLY REDUCED VISIBILITY AT TIMES,
MAINLY THURSDAY NIGHT INTO FRIDAY MORNING WITH SNOW SQUALLS AND SNOW
BANDS POSSIBLE. WHILE MOST LOCATIONS CAN EXPECT LESS THAN AN INCH OF
SNOW, AREAS EAST OF THE JAMES RIVER MAY RECEIVE AROUND 1 TO 2 INCHES
OF BLOWABLE SNOW THURSDAY NIGHT THROUGH THE DAY FRIDAY.
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