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RADIO WEATHER SYNOPSIS
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE ABERDEEN SD
312 AM CST MON JAN 19 2026 /212 AM MST MON JAN 19 2026/
OVERALL DRY WEATHER EXPECTED FOR TODAY AND TONIGHT AS A HIGH PRESSURE
SYSTEM WILL BE OVER THE REGION. ANOTHER ROUND OF LIGHT SNOW IS
EXPECTED TUESDAY MORNING THROUGH TUESDAY EVENING. ACCUMULATIONS UP TO
AN INCH ARE POSSIBLE, WITH THE HIGHEST CHANCES OF RECEIVING AN INCH
OR MORE IS 40 TO 60 PERCENT OVER NORTH CENTRAL AND PORTIONS OF
NORTHEASTERN SD. LUCKILY, WINDS WILL REMAIN FAIRLY LIGHT AS THE SNOW
IS FALLING, CUTTING DOWN ON THE THREAT OF BLOWING SNOW. ANOTHER
ROUND OF SNOW IS POSSIBLE WEDNESDAY, MAINLY EAST OF THE MISSOURI
RIVER WITH SNOW ACCUMULATION OF A TRACE TO AN INCH POSSIBLE. WINDS
WILL INCREASE WITH GUSTS OF 30 TO 45 MPH BY THE MIDDAY THROUGH THE
AFTERNOON, HIGHEST OVER CENTRAL SOUTH DAKOTA. THE COMBINATION OF SNOW
AND GUSTY WINDS MAY RESULT IN DRIFTING AND BLOWING SNOW, REDUCING
VISIBILITIES AT TIMES.
COLD ARCTIC AIR REMAINS IN PLACE WITH HIGHS IN THE SINGLE DIGITS
ABOVE ZERO TO THE LOWER 20S, COLDEST JAMES VALLEY AND EASTWARD.
OVERNIGHT LOWS WILL DROP IN THE SINGLE DIGITS BELOW ZERO TO THE
SINGLE DIGITS ABOVE ZERO, AGAIN COLDEST JAMES VALLEY AND EASTWARD.
TUESDAY WILL BE A BIT WARMER, RANGING IN THE MID TEENS TO THE LOWER
30S, WARMEST OVER SOUTH CENTRAL SD.
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